It's Official - Tories Have Completely Failed On Immigrants & Foreign Criminals

25th March 2014

Two stories this morning:

Almost 4,200 foreign rapists, killers and other criminals who should have been kicked out of the UK are walking the streets after a surge in failed deportation cases.

The number of overseas convicts who are being released from jail without being deported has soared by a fifth in the past year, despite a series of promises by ministers.

More than 30 are walking out of jail and into the community every week.

Some 1,328 former inmates have been fighting deportation for at least six years. In many cases, they are able to thwart their removal by using the Human Rights Act, including article 8, the right to a family life.

MPs said people were being put in peril by the failure to get rid of dangerous foreign convicts.

The news will increase pressure on David Cameron to reform the Act, which was introduced by Labour, or scrap it.


Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2588442/What-foreign-criminal-crackdown-30-dodge-deportation-week-Number-released-prison-not-kicked-fifth-year.html#ixzz2wxhs0LzN


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Prime Minister David Cameron is being urged to drop his pledge to cut net migration to "the tens of thousands".

The call comes from a new Tory campaign group, Managed Migration, which claims the support of up to 20 Tory MPs.

The group's organiser, Conservative MP Mark Field, warned Mr Cameron against getting into "a Dutch auction" over immigration numbers and said he could not "out-UKIP UKIP".

Number 10 says the PM remains committed to working towards the 100,000 target.

Net migration is the difference between the numbers of people moving to live in the UK and the numbers of people leaving.

The latest figures show net annual migration 58,000 to 212,000 in the year to September 2013.


http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-26728774

we are officially europe's dumping ground, yeah to multiculturalism...

If they have a right to a family life, couldn't their family leave the country too?

Raggamuffin wrote:If they have a right to a family life, couldn't their family leave the country too?

very good idea, if they rely on the father and his actions affect the whole family, deport them all...