A village of around 350 residents. A camp for up to 1,256 men. Three thousand, one hundred and seventy-seven objections. One letter of support. And a Labour Secretary of State who used a statutory fast-track power to grant permission anyway, while the Home Office quietly admits no final decision to open the site has even been taken.

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