UK Government Refuses to Release Number of Grooming Gang Rapist Deportations; Home Office Refuses to Release Grooming Gang Deportation Data Despite Backlash Over Scandal Blighting Britain

UK Government Refuses to Release Number of Grooming Gang Rapist Deportations:

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.

According to a report from The Telegraph, the UK Home Office — the department tasked with immigration enforcement — has refused to publicly release statistics on the number of foreign grooming gang child rapists removed from the country.

One such convicted rapist believed to still be in the country is Qari Abdul Rauf, who was convicted of trafficking and raping a 15-year-old girl in Rochdale. Despite his horrific crimes, the grooming gang ringleader was freed from prison early and set loose after two and a half years back onto the very same streets where he and others preyed on vulnerable girls.

In 2015, then-Home Secretary Theresa May ordered that Rauf and fellow groomer Adil Khan should be stripped of their British citizenship and deported to their native country of Pakistan.

Yet, the government’s efforts were stymied after the pair renounced their Pakistani citizenship and launched a series of taxpayer-funded appeals, claiming that it would violate their human rights to be deported to their homeland.

The decision not to release statistics on successful deportations of grooming gang members comes as the Labour Party government continues to refuse to launch a national public inquiry into the failures of authorities to protect British girls, often out of fear of being perceived as racist given that most of the perpetrators were Muslim Pakistanis and most of the girls being white British.

On Monday, Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer claimed that those demanding an inquiry into the scandal were jumping on the “bandwagon of the far-right” and said no further investigation was necessary. —>READ MORE HERE

Home Office refuses to release grooming gang deportation data despite backlash over scandal blighting Britain:

The Home Office is refusing to reveal how many grooming gang members have been deported amid calls for a government-backed inquiry into the scandal.

There are countless examples of foreign criminals managing to avoid being sent back to their home countries after serving jail time for serious offences.

Some are convicted child groomers such as Qari Abdul Rauf, a ringleader of the Rochdale paedophile ring who was still living in the UK in 2024.

The father of five – who worked as a taxi driver and Muslim preacher – was among nine Asian men found guilty of sex offences against vulnerable girls in 2012 and received a six year jail sentence.

He was released in November 2014 after serving just two years and six months and – despite former Home Secretary Theresa May ordering him to be deported – he remained in Rochdale as of this time last year.

Pakistan reportedly refused to take Rauf, prompting fury among victims who were forced to continue living alongside him.

Chris Philp, the shadow home secretary, last night called on ministers to restrict visas for countries such as Pakistan if they refuse to accept groomers.

‘Governments have been trying to deport these perpetrators for years, including stripping them of citizenship where possible,’ he told the Telegraph.

‘If their original home country does not take them back, we should look at reducing or stopping visas to nationals of those countries.

‘I expect the countries concerned will then rapidly reconsider their position.’

The Home Office insists that it will ‘do everything’ to ensure serious foreign offenders are deported, but has declined to reveal the specific figures for convicted groomers.

Former Home Secretary Suella Braverman has called for a ‘zero tolerance approach’ to the deportation of foreign child sex offenders.

She said: ‘We need to have a zero tolerance approach when it comes to deporting those foreign nationals who have been found guilty of these heinous crimes.’ —>READ MORE HERE

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