The old poll-tax protests used to have phone-chains for packing out peoples homes that the bailliffs were going to, and volunteers doing counter-surveillance on bailliffs 24x7. At it's height it was a proto flash-mob, entire streets were often blocked within minutes. I'm not offering that as advice as I don't know your tactics or resources. It worked pretty well as a tactic then, less so as a strategy. It's quiite a satisfying and easy action and so it quickly gains numbers and publicity, locals join in just to see whats going on. Changing the law to stop is your priority but not getting deported is the refugees main concern and someone should be catering to that to especially where deportees face death on return.

Lots of us are entitled to a free council house even though we don't need or want to live in one for whatever reason. Those of us who are should apply for one anyway and then donate them to whatever campaign can offer them as safe-houses to avoid raids. I'll apply for one myself tommorow for that purpose, away from Glasgow. If anyone wants it and can use it when I finally get it then say here and I'll get in contact.