‌The gathering was organised before a Home Office decision to abandon plans for asylum accommodation at Plas yn Rhos in the village of Rhosllanerchrugog. ‌Protest organiser, Wrexham Unite, confirmed the march would proceed as planned in the city to draw attention to broader concerns regarding the potential use of Wrexham accommodation for asylum dispersals. For the biggest stories in Wales first sign up to our daily newsletter hereWrexham Unite emphasised the gathering was designed as a family occasion. North Wales Police are aware of the proposed plan and will facilitate a lawful and peaceful protest. Via social media, Wrexham Unite declared Yma o Hyd was a "song for everyone who calls Wales home".