The members of the so-called Kingdom of Kubala had been living in woods near Jedburgh in the Scottish Borders for several weeks, and were served with an eviction notice last month as they were on private land. The trio then moved their campsite over a fence to a neighbouring plot of land owned by the council. It is understood a Ghanaian man and an American woman were arrested on suspicion of immigration offences. Jedburgh councillor Scott Hamilton said police, sheriff officers and other agencies went to the camp on Thursday morning and evicted the trio. READ MORE: Work starts on major project to build 'world-leading' bike centre at former millMr Hamilton, deputy leader of Scottish Borders Council, said there was a “heavy police presence”.