The UK government continues to refuse to launch a national public inquiry and is reportedly refusing to publish data on the number of grooming gang child rapists successfully deported.
According to report from telegraph paperthe UK Home Office (the department responsible for immigration enforcement) refuses to release statistics on the number of foreign grooming gang child rapists removed from the country.
One such convicted rapist, who is believed to still be in the country, is Qari Abdul Rauf, who was convicted of human trafficking and the rape of a 15-year-old girl in Rochdale. It is. Despite the horrific crimes, the ringleader of the grooming gang was released from prison early and released again two-and-a-half years later to the same streets where he and others preyed on vulnerable girls. .
In 2015, then-home secretary Theresa May ordered that Mr Rauf and fellow groomer Adil Khan be stripped of their British citizenship and deported to their native Pakistan.
But the government's efforts were hampered when the pair launched a series of taxpayer-funded appeals, arguing that their renunciation of Pakistani citizenship and deportation to their homeland was a human rights violation.
The decision not to publish statistics on the successful deportation of grooming gang members comes as the Labor government continues to refuse to launch a national public inquiry into the authorities' failure to protect British girls. Many of the perpetrators were Muslim Pakistanis, and most of the girls were white British.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer claimed on Monday that those calling for an investigation into the scandal were jumping on the “far-right bandwagon” and said there was no need for a further investigation.
In response, Reform UK leader Nigel Farage accused Starmer of “sweeping the failures of the establishment under the carpet'', saying that previous reports had shown that local governments and both the Labor and Conservative governments should reform. He added that the failure to counter the situation was nothing more than a “deception.” The tragedy caused by Muslim rape gangs.
“Let's find out the truth about this. I've heard that these gang rapes were happening in up to 50 towns in the UK. I believe the public needs the truth. There has to be an investigation. ” he said.
on the other hand, analysis Government data from the Immigration Control Center shows foreigners are 3.5 times more likely to be arrested for a sex offense than Brits, with more than 9,000 foreigners accused of a sex offense in England and Wales in the first 10 months of last year. was arrested.
Foreigners are twice as likely as locals to be arrested for common crimes, with 131,000 people arrested in 10 months last year. Despite making up 9% of the UK population, foreign nationals accounted for 16.1% of all arrests.
Per capita, Albanians were most likely to be arrested, followed by people from Afghanistan, Iraq, Algeria and Somalia. The analysis found that people of 48 nationalities were more likely to be arrested than their home country's population.
