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• The first duty of the Home Office is to keep citizens safe and the country secure.
• In the first quarter of 2024, the government issued more family visas to Somali dependents than it did work visas for physicists, chemists and biologists from all countries combined.
• A victim of child sexual exploitation complained to the police, social services, their MP and home secretary, David Blunkett, but received insufficient response and was forced to flee the United Kingdom.
• Killer of Gordon Gault, 14, will be released after just 6months due to new Labour scheme.
• Home Office legal team said the Clapham chemical attacker Abdul Ezedi's conversion to Christianity was not genuine yet judge WK O'Hanlon granted asylum on that basis anyway.
• The Clapham chemical attacker Abdul Ezedi was given an Islamic burial by his friends and family despite claims of becoming a Christian.
• UK to pay up to £3,000 to failed asylum seekers to move to Rwanda under new scheme.
• Civil servants threaten ministers with legal action over Rwanda bill.
• Prisoners could be released up to two months early to ease overcrowding.
• UK will pay Rwanda £171,000 for every deported migrant.
• Palestinian citizen of Israel granted asylum in the UK because he believes that Israel is governed by an apartheid regime.
• Albanian robber can remain in the UK despite lying about his nationality and criminal past because it would in breach of his human rights.
• The proportion of burglaries resulting in a charge fell to 3.9% in 2022.
• Faulty £71million IT system causes immigration errors.
• In a case where £3billion in Bitcoin was seized, half of the proceeds will be given to the Home Office and the other half to the Metropolitan Police.
• Home Office will be unable to move asylum seekers from hotels according to National Audit Office.
• Foreign prisoners to get £1,500 and early release if they agree to be deported.
• Detained migrants earmarked for Rwanda released.
• Britain has most illegal migrants in Europe at 1% of the population.
• Migrants mostly responsible for the more than 6000 new HIV cases in 2023, each costing the taxpayer up to £404,000 over their lifetime.
• UK couple found an illegal immigrant in their vehicle and reported it to the police and were fined £3000.
• Lawangeen Abdulrahimzai, a 19 year old Afghan illegal immigrant posing as a 14 year old, murdered Thomas Roberts.
• Ugandan murderer who clubbed a man to death in a London ambulance will not be deported to protect his mental health.
• A failed asylum seeker drugged and sexually assaulted a vulnerable 14 year old girl after the [[Home Office] "didn't get around to" deporting him.
• Migrants 34% more likely to be arrested by police than UK nationals.
• Inmates who are released may be housed in hotels.
• 55% of homeless people in London are not from the UK.
• Information Commissioners Office rules that the Home Office does not have to respond to freedom of information requests for the cost of asylum seeker accomodation.
• An Aghan illegal migrant smuggled into the UK in a lorry in 2019 went on to murder an aspiring Royal Marine. He was not deported despite the fact he previously shot two people in Serbie in 2018 and had lied about his age as well as being on the terrorist watch list.
• More than 1.6million foreign born nationals are unemployed or economically inactive.
• Home Office rents 5000 empty hotel rooms for asylum seekers who may arrive.
• Institute for Fiscal Studies found the government estimated asylum seeker costs would be £320m, but the reality was the Home Office was spending £7.9billion.
• Labour Party, under Yvette Cooper, revives the Conservative Party policy of non-crime hate incidents at the Home Office.
• Two asylum seekers who robbed a gold Rolex from a pedestrian are not given prison sentences and not deported.
• Extreme misogyny to be treated as terrorism
• Adel Abdel Bary, a former aide to Osama Bin Laden, who played a role in terror attacks on US embassies in Africa killing 224 people, is teaching young Muslim children in a youth centre in Birmingham.
• Asylum seeker convicted of assaulting a police officer can not do community service because he can not speak English.
• Courts will open for 24hours a day to fast track "far right" riots.
• Mosques to be offered £29.4million of new emergency security.
• Operating Scatter, an effort to disperse asylum seekers across the country into HMOs, rental properties, former care homes and student accomodation.
• Secretive government agency, Counter Disinformation Unit, brought in and renamed to National Security Online Information Team, to monitor social media amid riots.
• Charity Global Link facilitates illegal immigrants giving talks to children to further it's open borders ideological agenda.
• A deported Albanian migrant arrived back into Britain and won the right to stay under the ECHR ruling.
• 97% of illegal migrants coming to United Kingdom in small boats remain in Britain.
• A sex offence conviction is a reason for an asylum claim to succeed to avoid an individual being killed or tortured in their home country.
• Daniel Hobbs, Home Office Director General of the Migration and Borders Group.
• Home office urges staff to celebrate diversity and housing refugees in the immediate aftermath of the Southport attack where a second generation Rwandan immigrant killed 3 children.
• A man who brought his 4 children and wife from Pakistan to work a job as a carer. After his work sponsor dissolved he was no longer able to work, but still remains in the United Kingdom.
• Referred to innocent people as "criminals" on Twitter.
• Refugees are offered interested free loans.
• Iranian man who raped his lodger can not be deported because he may be persecuted in his homeland for being a convicted rapist.
• Asylum seekers are taken on shopping trips to keep them entertained after outbreaks of violence at Royal Air Force base immigration centre.
• Rwanda plan to cost UK £1.8m for each asylum seeker.
• Child asylum seekers in UK made to play game about who gets foster care places.
• Independent immigration watchdog called UK border protection "neither effective nor efficient" in a report that went unpublished by the government for nine months.
• Illegal migrants can claim UK asylum for as little as £2,600.
• Over £5,000 was spent on legal aid for Abdul Edezi, the Clapham chemical attacker, who was convicted of two sexual assault charges in 2018 in Newcastle.
• Introduced £31million package to help protect the democratic processes after MPs were threatened with violence over parliamentary bill on a ceasefire for the Israeli Gaza war.
• Britain facing £100bn tax jump as immigration surge stretches public finances, Institute of Fiscal Studies warns.
• One in four foreign care workers abuse UK visa rules.
• More than £117m will be spent to protect mosques, Muslim schools and community centres in the UK from hate attacks.
• Issued 275 visas to a care home that did not exist and 1,234 to a company that stated it had only four staff when given a license to operate.
• 1.3% of people who arrived by small boat from 2018 to June 2023 were returned from the UK.
• Pays for 16,000 homes for asylum seekers despite housing shortage.
• Home Office contractors are offering five year guaranteed full rent deals to take over management of properties for asylum seekers.
• More than 400 British ISIS jihadis have already returned to UK from warzones.
• Man flies to UK without ticket or passport arriving at Heathrow Airport and is allowed to walk free out of the airport to then fail to turn up to a court summons several weeks later.
• Asylum seekers will be coached, often by legal representatives.
• Some asylum applicants will arrive with criminal convictions, including sexual offences, but this does not automatically disbar them from entry.
• Employee gave stolen ID to Pakistani man that allowed him to stay in the UK illegally for 20 years.
• Gave asylum to Russian spies who then leaked top secret information at GCHQ and Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office.
• Officials have admitted they do not know the whereabouts of more than 17,000 asylum seekers whose claims have been discontinued.
• Civil servants at scrutiny meeting unable to answer any questions about deportations.
• Asylum backlog at over 120,000 despite record number of refugees granted protection.
• 62,336 people were granted refugee status or other protection following an asylum claim in 2023.
• Grants leave to remain for individual with £16153/month in life long medical costs because his home country would not offer him the same treatment.
• 72% of Somali's live in social housing.
• Research has found that group-based child sex offenders are most commonly white, citing a study from 2011, rather than using data available in the report it was published in.
• Almost 80% of people held in UK immigration detention centres in 2022 were released into the community rather than deported.
• One in four students from India and Bangladesh drop out of university, with many not paying fees.
• Spouse visas issued by the Home Office have more than doubled in a year as MPs warned the lax rules are being exploited to bring in young women from India and Pakistan for arranged marriages.
• Almost 4000 asylum seekers, some over 30 years old, caught pretending to be children given the right to additional financial help and housing with a host family.
• Failed to deport asylum seeker who grew 600 marijuana plants because it would breach his human rights.
• Report into asylum seeker guilty of murder will not be released.
• Social media influencers in countries that account for a large amount of illegal migration to the UK will be offered thousands of pounds to publicise new immigration laws.
• Permanent Secretary Matthew Rycroft does not believe that civil servants should accept government policy on all issues.
• Only 700 of the original 5,000 people earmarked for deportation are in "regular contact" with the Home Office.
• Staff are given both male and female security passes so they can change which gender they identify as from day to day.
• Anyone sentenced to more than two years in prison was not eligible for asylum. In 2022, this was decreased to one year.
• It would be unsafe to return Turkish nationals to their place of birth.
• Granted asylum to a convicted sex offender who then attacked people with corrosive liquid and then tried to run them over in a vehicle.
• Asks for emergency £2.6bn after asylum seeker hotels overspend.
• A mass knife brawl at Bournemouth College campus involving two rival gangs of Afghan and Romanian people contains residents of seaside hotel that houses asylum seekers.
• Five years, 24 court appearances, 20 judges and £85,000 in legal aid, deports a Somalian rapist where he will be given a hotel, armed guards and therapy paid for by the UK government.
• ISIS fanatic who snuck into Britain illegally is given UK citizenship despite security service terror threat warning.
• Hotels are a short term measure to house illegal immigrants(2014).
• Spent £36million on private boats to pick up illegal immigrants in the Channel.
• Migrants dodge deportation from the UK by swapping rooms in taxpayer-funded hotels.
• Ukrainian VISA schemes extended by 18months despite the Western part of Ukraine considered safe.
• Asylum seekers will be held at historic Dambusters Royal Air Force base as Lincolnshire Council bosses lose High Court fight against the government.
• The Clapham chemical attack suspect was a "good Muslim" despite claiming he had converted to Christianity to claim asylum in the UK.
• The Clapham chemical attack suspect who was granted asylum was not eligible for asylum.
• Forty asylum seekers on the Bibby Stockholm barge are converting to Christianity in order to stay in the country.
• Donated £235million to Migrant Help over 10 years to provide refugees with advice on asylum claims.
• A violent offender who went on to kill three people in a terrorist attack had wrongly been granted five years humanitarian leave to remain by the Home Office.
• Accused 35,000 students of cheating at an English test where an independent body found that 97% of results were suspicious.

Child Rape Gangs

• Rochdale grooming gang ringleader is still living in Britain nearly nine years after he was meant to have been deported to Pakistan over sickening child sex offences.
• Child sex abuse gangs could have assaulted one million youngsters.
• Almost 19,000 children identified as sexual exploitation victims in England in one year.
• Grooming gang ringleader is living in Britain nearly nine years after he was meant to have been deported to Pakistan.
• In its Group-based Child Sexual exploitation report, it didn't investigate grooming gangs, instead it relied on earlier reports using data predating the cover-up revelation.
• Asians are 11.5 times more likely to engage in group child sexual exploitation than Whites.
• 35% of group based child sexual exploitation perpetrators were White, with 11% being British.
• 28% of group based child sexual exploitation perpetrators were of Asian and Middle Eastern descent.
• 16% of group based child sexual exploitation perpetrators were Black.
• 75% of known group based child sexual exploitation gangs were Asian.
• Asians are 4.2x more likely to engage in grooming gang crimes and 2.13x more likely to engage in all forms of child sexual exploitation than Whites.
• Blacks are 11.8x more likely to engage in grooming gang crimes and 4x more likely to engage in all forms of child sexual exploitation than Whites.
• 1 in 2200 Muslims (aged 16+) being arrested for crimes involving the group sexual exploitation of children, 92.7x more likely than the rest of the population.
• 1 in 1700 Pakistanis (aged 16+) being arrested for crimes involving the group sexual exploitation of children, 120x more likely than the rest of the population.
• A single police operation resulted in the arrest of 7% of the adult male Muslim population in Telford for gang-raping and trafficking children.
• Child rapists took children from Rotherham Council care homes to perform "some of the most harrowing" acts the National Crime Agency had ever come across.

Whistleblowers

• The Home Office is dysfunctional, says ex-borders watchdog David Neal.
• The Home Office is hostile to those who speak up internally.
• There is minimal effort from the state to stop illegal immigration.
• The Home Office has failed to engage in the realities of the economic and social costs of migration.
• There are posters dedicated to Windrush, race and LGBT issues everywhere.
• Civil servants wander around with lanyards plastered with rainbow flags and other political causes.

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