Enthüllt: ägyptischer illegaler Migrant, 42, der die Frau im Hyde Park vergewaltigte, während er im Hilton Hotel lebt

    https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-15108555/Egyptian-illegal-migrant-raped-woman-Hyde-Park-terror-Turkey.html

    Von JB_UK

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    1. I posted about this story yesterday, but it wasn’t known then that he was a member of the Muslim Brotherhood, or that he had been convicted of bomb making.

      I’d say this makes it much less likely he will be deported, because there will be a real risk of mistreatment in Egypt, even if we tried to deport to a third country it would be difficult because most countries don’t want someone from the Muslim Brotherhood, and they may deport him in turn to Egypt. If there’s a real risk of that happening we can’t deport to that country.

      A reminder that under the original refugee conventions we had the right to deport someone who was a threat to public safety or to national security, and that also existed under the ECHR, but that right has been removed under ECHR case law. Now if there is a real risk of mistreatment it doesn’t matter what the person has done, they will not be deported, look up the absolute right of non refoulement.

      This also reminds me of this case:

      https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-55582126

    2. Bloody hell first it’s met police now it’s Egyptian terrorists who can you fucking trust these days?

    3. Need to immediately stop accepting boat migrants. This savior complex is expensive socially and financial. The new home secretary does she believe in the Sharia legal system or the British legal system? It’s a legitimate question. 

    4. Crumpetlust on

      It’s almost an everyday occurrence now. Sadly.

      I suppose allowing who knows who in with zero vetting is going to lead to this.

      Government dereliction of duty 

    5. setokaiba22 on

      This should be an easy case. Committed a major crime here – and acts of terror in Egypt? Deported to Egypt for them to deal with you.

    6. Which will mean we absolutely can’t deport him because the mean old Egyptian authorities might punish him for his little bomb making indiscretion so we’ll have to look after him, pay for him into old age and support his family.

      Honestly, how long until one of these do something absolutely horrendous and the whole thing kicks off. Successive Governments and the judiciary are spineless and willing to sacrifice our own citizens on the altar of their saviour complex.

      It seems the worse the crime the more likely you are to stay. Him being subject to a deportation order means nothing, I’d give very good odds he won’t get sent back on some human rights technicality.

    7. Sudden-Conclusion931 on

      Known, convicted Islamic terrorist, enters country illegally, claims asylum, rapes a woman late at night in a park while waiting for his claim to be processed and now locked up in prison….and the judicial system is still discussing his rights and whether he should be deported or not. Absolutely fucking wild.

    8. Whatever mechanism that prevents *this* person being deported needs to be removed.

    9. Nice_Back_9977 on

      It’s interesting that the story posted yesterday about a woman being murdered by her British husband named Mr Smith only got 16 comments.

      Almost as if a lot of you are only pretending to care about women being harmed for some reason…

    10. My hatred for this country and it’s soft touch on scum like this makes my blood boil. Why are we allowing this shit? He’s a fucking CONVICTED Islamic terrorist.

    11. Codified suicidal empathy in the legal system will stop attempts of deportation, irrationally being a convicted Islamic terrorist makes it assured his treatment in Egypt will be deemed inhumane (they’re not fans of Muslim Brotherhood).

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