4 articles
• via GB News
A 14-year-old Channel migrant rapes a schoolgirl, boasts online, but avoids jail for awareness sessions. This reveals systemic failures in vetting, placement, and youth sentencing that endanger citizens across governments.
• via The Spectator
Deng Chol Majek's unchecked entry, false age claim, and hotel housing led to a British mother's murder. Taxpayers face £2.6m prison bill amid systemic vetting failures across governments.
• via the Guardian
A recent Channel crosser stabbed a hotel worker 23 times after stalking female staff, exposing vetting voids and housing risks that claim British lives.
• via BBC News
Net migration fell two-thirds to 204,000, driven by fewer work visas, but small boat crossings hit near-record highs and asylum claims soared to 110,051. This exposes persistent gaps in irregular migration control across governments.