Only Two of The ‘Three Girls’ Rochdale Abusers Remain In Prison; Four Fighting Deportation
19 May
Only two of the nine men convicted following the Rochdale child grooming scandal remain in prison, and four are using taxpayers’ money to fight deportation to Pakistan. The Manchester Evening News reports that only Shabir Ahmed, 64, and Mohammed Sajid,
Iraqi migrant, 23, who sneaked into Britain in the back of a lorry and groped women shoppers in branches of Boots and Tesco is spared prison but faces deportation
17/05/17
[DailyMail] Hawkar Shwani, 23, told police he targeted the women in Newbury, Berkshire, because he was 'desperate for sex'
Migrant Woman Moves to Britain After Dutch Cut Benefits for Refusing to Remove Niqab for Job Search
16 May
[Breitbart] A Muslim woman’s benefits were cut by 30 per cent in the Netherlands after she refused to remove her niqab to help her secure a job.
Migrants win the right to stay in the UK with wedding they don't even turn up for! Ruling after Ghanaian's marriage 3,000 miles away - to a German
14/05/17
[DailyMail] A Ghanaian man has fought a four-year legal battle to live in Britain following a ‘proxy wedding’ 3,000 miles away - despite not being at the ceremony with his German bride.
Forget Syria and Iraq... one in eight unaccompanied child refugees come from Albania - despite the country not being at war
12/05/12
[DailyMail] One in eight lone children seeking asylum in Britain comes from Albania, it emerged last night – despite the country not being at war. A total of 3,175 unaccompanied child migrants lodged claims for sanctuary in the UK last year – nearly nine a day. But 405 applications, or 13 per cent, were made by youngsters from the former Communist nation in the Balkans.
MPs Told Not to Use ‘Offensive’ Words Like ‘Illegal’ or ‘Immigrant’ During Election Campaign
11 May
[Breitbart] Promises to cut migrant numbers, references to immigrants as “illegal”, or asylum seekers as “failed”, and bringing up pressure on public services in the context of the number of people entering the UK are all unacceptable talking points for politicians according to a new ‘etiquette guide’ published by campaigners ahead of the general election.
