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On Thursday, the eco zealots attempted to block the vehicle from returning asylum seekers to the barge, which is moored in Portland, Dorset. However, the bus was forced to pass through 23 demonstrators who had stepped out of the road and sat down in front of it while sporting a large orange banner that read: "No Prison Ships." JSO has only participated in environment-related protests up to now. Last night, the government confirmed that it would continue protesting the government's migration policies by a'migrant solidarity panel' gathering.

During a rally on Thursday, Just Stop Oil accused the driver of a coach carrying migrants to the Bibby Stockholm barge of "attempting to kill" them. Following the discovery of Legionella, members of the eco activist group attempted to block the truck (left), returning asylum seekers to the barge for the first time since it was evacuated. However, the bus had to pass through 23 protesters who had walked into the road and stopped to stand down in front of it while carrying a large orange banner. Since the eco zealots crashed through the block on its way to the vessel, which is now docked in Portland, Dorset, the driver has been accused of having "intent to kill." The protest group also posted a photograph of a man (inset) who they suspected of encouraging a member of the public (right) to 'drive straight through' the demonstrators and demanding an inquiry into whether he worked for the Home Office.

The coach had to be led by Just Stop Oil demonstrators who were trying to prevent it from entering the Port of Portland. Dramatic video shows the eco mob rushing a coach into the Port of Portland and attempting to block its route. Protesters lash out at the car and sit down in front of it, but the driver keeps stumbling forward, thwarting their attempts. "No prison ships are allowed to sail," Just Stop Oil activists carried a banner. The government's immigrant policy marks a change for the ecologists, who usually concentrate on environmental problems.