British deportations

The British government has said that it will not be able to deport an infamous leader of a Pakistani child rape grooming gang in a letter to victims, as he is set to be released from prison.

The political left in Britain has reacted with shock and horror over the proposed plan from Nigel Farage’s Reform UK party to locate deportation centres in areas of the country that support the pro-open borders Green Party.

In the final push before voters head to the polls this week to choose who will staff their local council governments, Nigel Farage’s Reform UK party unveiled perhaps its most tantalising policy prescription for illegal migration: let the Greens deal with it.

An al-Qaeda-inspired terrorist who was convicted of plotting an attack on the London Stock Exchange has avoided deportation and been able to remain in Britain on so-called human rights grounds.

A New York federal judge has intervened to block the Trump administration from deporting Centre for Countering Digital Hate (CCDH) CEO Imran Ahmed after the State Department announced sanctions against him and four other Europeans for waging censorship campaigns against Americans.

The British government has admitted that it is currently unable to deport hundreds migrants who pose a “threat” to the nation, including terrorists and extremists.

An alleged asylum seeker from Syria has been jailed over the sexual assault and strangulation of a woman in Cardiff, Wales, earlier this year.

Analysis from the Migration Watch UK think tank has found that Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer’s ‘one in, one out’ deportation scheme with France would take nearly three hundred years to remove the illegals who have arrived since the 2024 general election.

Leading Conservative MP Robert Jenrick has vowed to clean house in the judiciary after his team identified dozens of British immigration judges who have ties to open borders groups.

The first cohort of illegal migrants set to be returned to France from Britain remained in the United Kingdom on Monday after a series of last-minute legal challenges.

The left-globalist Labour Party government in Britain blasted Brexit boss Nigel Farage’s plans to withdraw from the deportation-blocking European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR), claiming that it would put the UK on par with autocratic nations like Russia.

Musk once again waded into UK politics to criticise Nigel Farage and backed a rival party in an apparent effort to split the Reform vote.

Nearly nine in ten Britons back the idea of deporting migrant sex offenders from the United Kingdom, while a plurality believe that mass migration has impacted women’s safety.

British Justice Secretary Shabana Mahmood announced plans to pass legislation allowing for the immediate deportation of foreign criminals from the United Kingdom

Nearly half of British voters would support a complete shutdown of migration and for the government to embark upon a campaign of mass deportations, a survey from YouGov found.

Incoming legislation pitched as banning foreign sex criminals from gaining asylum in Britain has come under fire for failing to prevent migrant criminals from appealing to so-called human rights legislation to remain in the country.

A poll has found that the majority of the British public is in favour of deporting migrants who commit serious crimes as well as those who break into the country illegally.

An illegal immigrant from Turkey who was jailed for stabbing his wife to death has won the right to remain in the UK after a court found that he may face retribution from his wife’s family if returned to his homeland.

The UK’s left-wing government, losing voters to the populist-sovereigntist Reform UK party, has launched a counteroffensive of tough talk on border control, yet boasts of rising deportations ring hollow when the bar is so low.

The British government is reportedly refusing to release data on the number of grooming gang child rapists it has successfully deported from the country as it continues to refuse to launch a national public inquiry.

A convicted paedophile from India avoided deportation from the United Kingdom by appealing to a clause in the European Convention on Human Rights.

The UK should deport foreign criminals rather than releasing prisoners back onto the streets, Reform UK leader Nigel Farage argued.

A murderer migrant from Uganda will not be deported after judges found that sending him back to his homeland would violate his human rights.

Judge reportedly blocked victim of a child rape gang victim from telling the court she wanted to see her abusers deported back to Pakistan.

Reform UK deputy leader Richard Tice has questioned why the left-wing Labour Party government is releasing criminals back onto the streets early rather than deporting the thousands of foreign criminals clogging up space in British jails.

The bill would theoretically see illegal migrants removed from Britain to Rwanda, however, getting illegals on flights is not a certainty.

The number of asylum seekers removed by Rishi Sunak’s government has dropped by nearly half compared to 2016, a paper has found.

An illegal migrant from Sudan has been granted the right to reside in the UK, despite concerns raised by MI5 over his support of ISIS.

A Ugandan was given a life sentence for beating and raping a pensioner in London, despite already losing his right to remain in the country.

A committee said Sunday that the UK would breach human rights commitments if it deports illegal boat migrants who cross the English Channel.

Bureaucrats in Britain’s deep state threatened to go on strike over the government’s plan to deport illegal boat migrants to Rwanda.

The UK only managed to remove 215 of the tens of thousands of illegal migrants who crossed the English Channel in small boats last year.

Brexit in Name Only: at least 53 foreign terrorists have reportedly been blocked from deportation under European human rights laws.

Nigel Farage said that despite the High Court move to approve the Rwanda migrant scheme, it is still faces years of legal challenges.

Britain’s infamously woke judiciary has found that Home Secretary Suella Braverman acted unlawfully by not increasing the cash handouts to asylum seekers amid rising inflation.

Deportations from the UK may actually rise after Dominic Raab lifted the artificial cap on the number of appeals that can be heard by judges.