The Truth about Migrant Crime in Britain.

Reform UK MP Rupert Lowe has been asking the Home Office for migrant crime number both legal and illegal for months but now Reform have got numbers from the Centre for Migration Control and it seems they confirm what most already thought.

The five Reform MPs have been trying like crazy to find out what are arrest rates for foreign nationals compared to arrest rates for resident Brits. How do the numbers work? Well, finally, we've got some answers. We didn't get them, but the Centre for Migration Control did. And the figures are stark. 17.5x more likely to be arrested for crime in this country, if you come from Albania, 9x more likely to be arrested for a crime in this country if you've come from Afghanistan and there are other countries here too, Iraq, Algeria, you name it.

The truth of it is because of the open borders policy that have been run not just for the last 14 years under the Conservatives, but Labour before that.

We are allowing criminals to freely come into Britain, whether they come legally or illegally, frankly, is not the point. And I think at some point these statistics need to come under the full microscope of the electorate. Why would we let people come and live in our country that make the place a less safe place to live. On sexual crimes alone, you are 3.5x more likely to be arrested for a sexual offence if you come from outside the United Kingdom. And frankly, in the light of what's happened over the course of the last couple of weeks with a big debate on the rape gangs that have been operating in over 50 different towns in this country, we've all got a right to be concerned.

What do we do about this? Well, frankly, we don't allow people to come illegally from these countries and let them stay. An if people even want a visa to come to Britain, a work visa, for argument's sake, we absolutely need to know what their criminal records are, what their previous histories are from whatever country they come from. And if some people argue, well, that'll make it more difficult to get workers to come into Britain. So be it.

You know why? Because the first, absolutely first principle of government is to protect the country and the people that live within it. I think this is going to become a huge political debate, and it's something from which neither the Labour nor Conservative parties can hide.

And yes Nigel , it is time for a debate and for the Home Office to release the full figures and do something about it.


Or not.

Six-month-old baby girl killed.

Dyfed-Powys Police said Sophia, from the Manchester area, was taken to hospital after the collision on 2 January, but died of her injuries the following day.

The force said the collision happened on the ground floor of the car park and a man has been arrested in connection with the incident.
A spokesperson for the force said Flaviu Naghi, 33, from Wigan, had been charged with causing death by dangerous driving, driving without a licence and without insurance.

He appeared before Swansea Magistrates' Court on Saturday and is due to appear at Swansea Crown Court on 7 February.

He was also arrested on suspicion of drink driving and drug driving, the force said in a statement.
news.sky.com...

Flaviu Naghi is Romanian.

a reply to: gortex

Approximately 7% of UK population is Muslim.
At least 18% of the UK's prison population is Muslim.

As far as I can tell the imprisonment rate for foreign nationals is 27% higher than it is for British citizens.

If people aren't extremely concerned by these sort of figures then there must be something seriously wrong with their thought process.

a reply to: Freeborn

It's a dereliction of duty by successive governments going back to Blair , I think there needs to be an inquiry into that too.

A week on Thursday the Manchester airport lads will be up before the court , +2

Something else that needs to be addressed is that illegal migrants and failed asylum seekers get priority treatment in the NHS while the tax paying British public wait in line , 15 minute wait time in A&E for migrants because they might become stressed if they have to wait.


Can we have an inquiry into that too.

a reply to: gortex

A week on Thursday the Manchester airport lads will be up before the court , +2

I predict a slap on the wrists and a stern telling off.

originally posted by: Freeborn
a reply to: gortex

A week on Thursday the Manchester airport lads will be up before the court , +2

I predict a slap on the wrists and a stern telling off.

From the footage we've seen and the body cam footage they will see I doubt it.

a reply to: gortex

My goodness!

That is absolutely unacceptable! I can't even imagine, having a sick child, sitting in a waiting room and watching person after person getting let in before my child. Then to find out they are all illegal immigrants?

Yeah, someone deserves an A** whooping for that rule.

a reply to: gortex

If it was the likes of you or I then without a doubt we'd be getting a lengthy custodial sentence. But I suspect there may be some 'mitigating' and/or 'extenuating circumstances' that will allow the beak to show them leniency.

a reply to: chiefsmom

This is why people are getting "fed up" , the more that come the further back we go in the que for everything.

I predict a Hot Summer.

originally posted by: Freeborn
a reply to: gortex

If it was the likes of you or I then without a doubt we'd be getting a lengthy custodial sentence. But I suspect there may be some 'mitigating' and/or 'extenuating circumstances' that will allow the beak to show them leniency.

I think it's the wrong climate for leniency after the Summer we've had and the unpopularity of this government , it won't take much to light the fuse.

perhaps when the majority of the voting public realizes what douchebags have done to the system and your country, something can change.

I thought the Knights of the Round Table declared no besmirching of the politics and policy of said "Round Table" online.

a reply to: gortex

In particular, the statistics beg the question: why are we still accepting Albanian asylum-seekers when it is plain that criminals from that country are abusing the asylum system in order to enter Britain?

www.spectator.co.uk...

A reliable source told me the Albanian government and the British government made a deal. Albania would reduce the amount of Albanians coming here if the Albanian coc aine dealers were protected by our police. The Home Office then ordered the police not to arrest Albanian coc aine dealers. Allegedly.

Castro demonstrated the method that is now widely used.

. . . records reveal Fidel Castro exploited the flotilla as a means of ridding Cuba of its mentally ill and criminal populations.

www.sciencedirect.com...

The overall arrest rate for Albanians in Britain is astonishing. In the first ten months of last year alone, 210 out of every 1,000 Albanians were arrested on suspicion of a crime (this statistic relates to crime in general, not just sex offences). That is nearly twice as high as the next group (migrants from Afghanistan, on 107 per 1,000). Not only are Albanians especially likely to be arrested for committing crimes, but it seems almost impossible to deport them when they have served jail sentences – to judge by a litany of cases where criminals have succeeded in staying in Britain by claiming that to deport them would breach their right to a family life.

www.spectator.co.uk...

It isn't about any form of identity other than criminal identity. Every country wants rid of them.

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www.walesonline.co.uk...

"Adriana added: "The following day we tried to drive down to Cardiff, but by the time myself and my sister arrived she had already died." Adriana, who hails from Romania and settled in the UK in 2015, said: "We had just been together at Christmas. Sophia hardly ever cried. She was so smiley and bubbly. We used to say she was so advanced for her age."

"She really wanted to walk, and was really excited, playful and energetic. She was the cutest and most adorable girl, who had just started babbling. It's horrible we didn't get the chance to see her grow up or make memories with her."

"We are all originally from Romania. Sophia was born here and lived in Leigh, but for closure my brother has decided to bury her there because of our roots. They haven't asked anyone for help. Nothing will bring her back, but I have decided to do this to try and help. They're trying to grieve and mourn the loss of their child while taking care of her brother, who has seen everything. This isn't something anyone can prepare for or foresee."

a reply to: Cymru

Flaviu Naghi, 33, from Irvine Street, Leigh, has been charged with causing death by dangerous driving along with offences related to driving without proper licensing or insurance.

So they're all Romanian (victim, parents, plus the uninsured accused driver) and all live in Leigh, but were visiting south Wales. The newspaper makes no mention that they were obviously part of the same family group, instead focussing on the gofundme for repatriation to Romania.

The Wales on Sunday (precursor to WalesOnline) is a # lefty newspaper, I stopped reading it before the internet was a thing!🤬

originally posted by: Freeborn
a reply to: gortex

Approximately 7% of UK population is Muslim.
At least 18% of the UK's prison population is Muslim.

As far as I can tell the imprisonment rate for foreign nationals is 27% higher than it is for British citizens.

If people aren't extremely concerned by these sort of figures then there must be something seriously wrong with their thought process.

Ah but those figures are the ones that are caught. The figure is probably more higher. One only has to look at the low figures of prosecutions of all the grooming gangs, it was not just Bradford.

a reply to: AdultMaleHumanUK

It does make you think.

Stopped caring after that revelation.

Let the sheeple carry on.

a reply to: TimBurr

Add to that, some country in Africa emptied their prisons of their worst criminals and took them to their northern border earlier last year, gave them all a substantial amount of money and told them to head north. But if they were ever to return to their country they would face the death penalty.
I just wish I could remember which African country it was so I could go hunting for the link. I do know it was reported in more than a few reliable news sources at the time.
Rainbows
Jane

a reply to: gortex

hey maybe the new 10 pound, 12.50 U.S, entry fee will stop them from coming in. you know how governments go after finical cheats that ain't politicians.

What is an electronic travel authorization?

The ETA is a pre-authorization for travelers from countries where the U.K. doesn't require visas.

The U.K. launched the program in 2024 for visiting citizens from Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates. On Wednesday, it takes effect for a host of additional countries.

UK visitors from dozens of countries will have to pay a new entry fee starting this week

ETA even if it's a connecting flight or babies.

from link above,

How long does it take?

Applicants could wait about three days for a decision, sent via email.
What about children?

Each person eligible for the ETA will need one, including babies and children.
What if I'm connecting in the U.K.?

You'll need an ETA even if you're traveling to a U.K. airport for a connecting flight to another country.