Facts first. Parties second.
6 articles
immigration
Dawood Safi entered Britain hidden in a lorry, lied about his age to secure asylum, and killed a dog walker after three mental health contacts failed to intervene, resulting in a hospital order.
immigration
Legal provisions block deportation of the Rochdale grooming gang leader despite 2012 convictions for rapes of children.
justice system
A drug-driver kills three in a high-speed crash, serves one-third of his sentence, then deports under prison space rules. Victims learn last, exposing justice prioritised for capacity over accountability.
Home Office
Human rights laws block deportation of 170 foreign threats, over half terrorism-linked, forcing perpetual UK monitoring. Reforms nibble edges; core failures span governments.
immigration
Home Office data reveals 53,298 illegal migrants and 736 offenders missing despite rising raids and returns. This persistent failure spans governments, exposing systemic breakdowns in border control and public safety.
ECHR
A repeat criminal secures UK residency despite multiple offenses, as courts prioritize human rights over public safety. This ruling highlights persistent failures in deportation enforcement across political regimes.