Illegals found living on boat

Four immigration offenders living on a boat in North Shields fishing harbour have been arrested following a raid.
Officers visited the site at about 6:25am on Monday 24th June after the Maritime and Coastguard Agency informed them the vessel, MV Starward, was unsafe and that people appeared to be living there without electricity or heating.
The officers questioned the four men and then arrested them for overstaying their visas. They were two Indians aged 35 and Filipinos aged 30 and 34. All four were transferred to immigration detention pending removal from the UK.

Seven illegal workers from India and Bangladesh have been arrested following an operation by Immigration Enforcement team and Police Scotland in Dunoon. Officers visited the Bombay restaurant in Argyll Street and Bangladesh Tandoori in John Street on 22nd June.
Checks on the immigration status of staff revealed five men from India at the Bombay who had no right to work in the UK. Two illegal workers from Bangladesh were then found at the Bangladesh Tandoori. They were arrested and have all been detained pending their removal from the country.

People smuggling

Two men wanted in connection with a major Immigration Enforcement investigation into suspected people smuggling gangs have been arrested and brought back to the UK.
The pair, 37-year-old Jayakody Surtharshan of Bradley Road in Luton and John Anes Soundaranayagam Uvais, 41, of Mitcham Road, East Ham, London were arrested by police in Zurich, Switzerland on Friday 14th June.
Extradition warrants were obtained and specialist Immigration Enforcement officers flew out to Switzerland and took them into custody. The pair were brought back to Heathrow Airport on Friday 21st June, now we’ll never get rid of them.
They will appear before Maidstone magistrates court charged with conspiring to assist with illegal immigration. Then what, suspended sentence and permanent residency in the UK?

Twenty-two illegals caught.

Twenty-two illegal workers caught, 13 were arrested whilst 9 were bailed so they can disappear and be caught again, job sustainability that’s what that is.

Four immigration offenders have been arrested following a raid by UKBA officers in Maidenhead. Officers visited Asian Fusion on Bath Road in Littlewick Green, isn’t that a toy town, at around 12:30 on Tuesday 17th June, where they carried out immigration checks on members of staff.
They arrested four men from Bangladesh aged between 22 and 35 for over-staying their visas. Three were in the restaurant and a 4th man was found in residential accommodation above the business. All four were detained pending their removal from the UK.

Two pizza takeaways in Sandhurst are facing fines following raids by UKBA officers.
They visited Papa John’s on Yorktown Road at around 18:00 on Thursday 13th June, where they carried out immigration checks on members of staff.
They arrested two men from Pakistan, aged 28 and 52, for over-staying their visas. The 28-year-old was detained pending his removal from the UK, while the 52-year-old was granted immigration bail giving him a chance to seek illegal work somewhere else.
Next port of call was Herbies Pizza, also on Yorktown Road. There they arrested a 27-year-old man from India who had over-stayed his visa. He was also detained pending removal.

Six men have been have been arrested in Kent following immigration enforcement operations at three businesses.
On Friday 14th June officers visited Joshan of Wye, High Street, Wye.They checked the immigration status of the staff and found three men from Bangladesh, aged 21, 23, and 34, who were working illegally. Two of the men had not left the UK when their visas expired. The third was working in breach of his visa conditions. The men were arrested and two remain in detention while steps to remove them from the UK. The 34-year-old has been released on immigration.

An enforcement visit by officers to JS Mini Mart, Avery Way, Allhallows, Rochester on Thursday 13th June revealed a 49-year-old Sri Lankan who had no right to work in the UK. He was stopped from working and escorted from the premises.
On Wednesday 12th June officers visited Family Bargains, Ambley Road, Gillingham. They checked the immigration status of the staff and found two 26-year-olds from India working illegally. The two, who had not left the UK when their visas expired, were arrested and placed in immigration detention pending their removal from the UK.

Nine immigration offenders have been arrested following raids on two restaurants in Tooting.
Officers visited Lahore Karari, Tooting High Street, and Dawat, Upper Tooting Road, on Saturday 15th June at 15:55 where officers arrested six men. Two Pakistanis aged 21 and 44 had overstayed their visas, a further two, aged 23 and 32, had entered the country illegally, while a 32-year-old was a failed asylum seeker. A 22-year-old Afghan male was found to be a failed asylum seeker.
Officers then moved on to Dawat at about 19:25, where they arrested three Pakinstani men aged 22, 29 and 51 for overstaying their visas. The 51-year-old attempted to leg it through a back door but was nabbed.
The Afghan and the Pakistani nationals aged 21, 22 and 32 were all transferred to immigration detention pending removal from the UK. The others were placed on immigration bail giving them a chance to disappear, we never learn.

Illegal immigrants bailed

How mad is this, seven suspected illegal immigrants believed to have escaped from a lorry on the Isle of Sheppey have been released on bail.
A police helicopter searched from the air whilst police on the ground spent an hour and a half searching the town after reports people had jumped off a lorry in Queenborough, Isle of Sheppey, Kent around 10.15am on Friday.
UK Border Agency said eleven people – three women and eight men – from Iran, Iraq and Afghanistan were arrested on suspicion of immigration offences. Seven have been released on immigration bail.

Let’s sum up, these seven illegals who we don’t know who they actually are or what they got up to in their own countries and were smuggled into the UK in a lorry are free to disappear into our cities. Isn’t that their goal in coming to our country?

One suspect remains in immigration detention and three have been assessed as minors and passed into the care of social services at the expense of Kent taxpayers. “Assessed as minors”, probably young looking adults more like. I still remember a case of a so called child asylum seeker sitting in one of our local secondary schools with a beard.

Apparently the lorry was delivering to the Aesica pharmaceutical factory in North Road, Queenborough. Police said the driver, a 51-year-old man, was arrested on suspicion of assisting illegal entry to the UK. He has been bailed pending further enquiries until Friday.

News headlines

“African killer who entered Britain on false passport butchered pensioner after he stopped taking medication for personality disorder.”

Let’s hope those bailed asylum-seekers don’t follow that pattern.

“Street lights may have to be switched off and libraries closed down if NHS funding is not diverted to help councils pay for elderly care in communities”.

How about diverting Foreign Aid to fund elderly care or is this too easy a solution.

Sham marriage man jailed,illegal workers caught

A Southall man who used a false passport and tried to enter into a sham marriage has been jailed.
Indian national Yogesh Kumar, aged 30, of Lady Margaret Road, was arrested for over-staying his visa moments before he was due to marry a 22-year-old Hungarian woman at Brent register office on 4th March.
Immigration officers found that his passport contained a counterfeit visa stamp which made it look like he had the right to live and work in the UK. It is thought he had used the passport to gain employment as a cleaner.
Kumar’s Hungarian bride was questioned by officers and released, but her groom was later charged with possessing a false identity document. At a hearing at Isleworth crown court on Thursday 13th June he pleaded guilty and a judge sentenced him to 5 months in prison.

Three men have been have been arrested in Cheshire following enforcement operations at two businesses.
On 13th June, officers visited Ban-O-Phool restaurant on Antrobus Street in Congleton and Greenbank Balit Chef on Chester Road in Northwich. Checks on the immigration status of staff at Ban-O-Phool revealed that two Bangladeshi men aged 25 and 41 were working illegally.

At Greenbank Balit Chef, one 45-year-old Bangladeshi man was also found to be working illegally. All three men were in the UK illegally having overstayed their visas and subsequently arrested. They are currently detained pending their removal from the country.

Not news, we told you this would happen

Every job in Britain’s wind farm industry is effectively subsidised to the extent of £100,000 per year.

Maternity wards in England are shutting their doors a total of more than 1,000 times a year forcing expecting mothers to seek care elsewhere or give birth at home.

Illegal workers, sham marriage, usual stuff for the UK

Yummy Yummy restaurant had illegal staff earning money.

Four illegal workers have been caught following raids at businesses in Maidstone and Margate on Thursday 6th and Friday 7th June.
Officers visited Yummy Yummy World Buffet and Grill, Barker Road, Maidstone on 6th June.They checked the immigration status of the staff and found a man, aged 23, from India who had not left the UK when his visa expired. He was put on bail so he could ‘Scapa Flow’ (go) any time he liked.
Officers also encountered a second man from India who was working illegally. He was stopped from working and escorted from the premises. He too has been given the chance to clear off to work illegally somewhere else. A Romanian man, aged 41, who was in the UK legally but who had no right to work was given a fixed penalty of £1000. What makes UKBA think he’s going to pay that.

On Friday 7th June officers visited Golden Curry, Northdown Road, Margate where checks revealed a 23-year-old man from Bangladesh working illegally.

Four illegal workers have been caught following a raid at Wildwood restaurant in St Peter’s Street, Canterbury. Officers visited the restaurant on Wednesday 5th June. They checked the immigration status of staff and arrested two men who were in possession of counterfeit Italian identity documents. Following a house search in Pretoria Road, officers also arrested two other men who admitted using counterfeit documents to obtain work at Wildwood.
The four from Romania, and aged 24, 27, 28, and 29, later received cautions for using the counterfeit documents. Cautions is that all, four illegal workers who we don’t know who they are taking jobs in a high unemployment area and politicians say Romanians will not head for UK next year

Another sham marriage foiled.

A man from Pakistan has been arrested just moments before he was due to take part in a suspected sham marriage in Liverpool. Officers attended the register office, St George’s Hall in Liverpool just before 10:00am on Monday 10th May.
Just before the ceremony was due to begin, officers intervened and the 25-year-old man, who had been living at an address in Liverpool, was arrested after checks revealed he was in the country illegally having overstayed his visa.
He had been due to marry a 20-year-old Hungarian woman, who was interviewed by officers and later released. How come she wasn’t arrested for aiding and abetting a sham marriage. The wanna-be ‘groom’ has been detained pending his removal from the UK.
The operation was carried out with the full co-operation of the superintendent registrar.

Second time caught with illegal workers

Four immigration offenders have been arrested by officers at a restaurant in Driffield.
Officers visited Muskan Spice in Market Place on Wednesday evening last week (5th June). Checks revealed that four Bangladeshi men had no permission to be in the UK.
Three of the men, aged 40, 29, and 23 had entered the UK illegally. A 35-year-old had overstayed his visa. All four men were taken into immigration detention where they remain pending their removal from the UK. Speaking about overstaying, I’ll like to know how many foreign Olympic participants are still in the UK. Anyway three of the men were encountered working illegally and the business now faces a potential fine of up to £30,000 – £10,000 per illegal worker. This isn’t Muskan Spice first time they’ve been caught employing illegals. A previous visit to Muskan Spice in February last year resulted in the arrest of two other immigration offenders. A fine of only £5,000 was imposed on the business for employing them. Obvious not much of a deterrent then?

Nigerians involved again

Three Nigerian nationals have been jailed after an investigation by UKBA officers into illegal working and sham marriage in Potters Bar and Walthamstow.
Henrietta Samugana, aged 32, her husband Oluwatobi Adegbenro, aged 36, and his brother Olaseni Adegbenro, aged 30, were sentenced to 12 months, 8 months and 12 months respectively when they appeared at St Albans Crown Court on 10th June.
They had pleaded guilty to the charges against them at an earlier hearing. Samugana admitted using a false identity card and fraud, Oluwatobi Adegnbenro and Olasenie Adegbenro both admitted possession of false identity documents with intent and seeking leave to remain in the UK by deception. All three had also overstayed their visas.
The trio had been arrested by officers from the immigration crime team on 14th January following raids at two addresses in Barnet Road, Potters Bar, and Yunus Khan Close, Walthamstow – at a flat where all three were living.
Samugana had used a fake Dutch identity card in the name Carina Centeno to fraudulently obtain employment as a support worker at a care home.
Subsequent investigations found that three applications had been made in the name of Carina Centeno asking that her husband, Olaseni Adegbenro, be granted UK residency. Each application, most recently in November last year, had been refused.
Officers recovered a fraudulent UK driving license in the name Oluwatobi Adegbenro from the Walthamstow property too.

Sham marriages stopped…..

…. some illegal workers caught and Cameron giving our money to other countries.

Officers from the Home Office Immigration Enforcement team attended Commercial Street, Dundee registration office at around 3pm on Monday 3rd June. They arrested a 29-year-old Pakistani man who had entered the country illegally. He was detained and now faces removal from the UK. His would-be bride, a 35-year-old Romanian woman, was questioned by officers and later released. Hold up, since when did Romanians have entitlement to stay here.

Two people have been arrested after a suspected sham wedding was raided by officers in Belfast. Officers attended the register office in Belfast city hall at around 14:00 on 4th June.
Faredj Hamlat, a 26-year-old Algerian man who was in the country on a student visa, was arrested along with his would-be bride, Lorraine Mary O’Brien, a 31-year-old Irish national.
They were interviewed and following a search carried out at an address they had given in Stockman’s Lane, Belfast, Hamlat was charged with attempting to obtain leave to remain in the UK by deception. O’Brien was then charged with assisting unlawful immigration.
They both appeared at Laganside magistrates court this morning, 5th June, to answer to the charges and were brought back in custody to re-appear at the same court at a later date.

Illegal workers caught

Officers have made five arrests and seized £15,000 in cash during a series of raids in Croydon, famous for it’s face lift.
Acting on intelligence, officers visited Game On, George Street, Croydon, at 13:00 on Tuesday 28th May, questioning individuals to check if they had the right to be in the UK.
They arrested a 31-year-old Pakistani man who had overstayed his visa. During a later search for a travel document at his home address in Eastney Road, Croydon, our officers found more than £15,000 in cash hidden in suitcases. The money was seized under Proceeds of Crime Act powers.
A 25-year-old man also working in the shop initially gave false details. Further questioning by officers found him to be an Afghan national who had overstayed his visa.

At about 17:10 on Friday 31st May, our officers visited Babylon Inn, North End, Croydon, where they arrested a 24-year-old Chinese man who had overstayed his visa.
They then moved on to Gold Coast & Bar, Portland Road, Woodside, at 19:40. A 24-year-old Kenyan woman who had overstayed her visa and a 34-year-old Ghanaian woman who had entered the country illegally were both arrested.
All those arrested, apart from the Pakistani who was bailed to find illegal work somewhere else, have been transferred to immigration detention pending removal from the UK.

The government has committed to giving an extra £375 million to help feed the world’s poorest children and £280m of matched funding from 2013 to 2020.

There’s me thinking the UK is going bust that’s why vital services to the vulnerable are being cut, when in fact we’ve got millions to give away.

Beds in sheds raids

Four people have been arrested following an immigration enforcement operation targeting houses with so-called ‘beds in sheds’ in Hounslow.
On the morning of Thursday 23rd May, UKBA officers, along with housing officers from Hounslow Council and the Metropolitan Police, visited a number of addresses in the Taunton Avenue, Staines Road and Bath Road areas suspected of having illegally occupied outbuildings.
At an address in Taunton Avenue, Hounslow, officers arrested four Indian men, three for entering the UK illegally, one for over-staying his visa. All were detained and now face removal from the UK.
Landlords of the properties in Staines Road and Bath Road will now face investigation by Hounslow Council’s rogue landlords team.

I spotted this ‘Anti-Raids Network’ website whilst seeing if I could get more nitty gritty on these Beds in Sheds raids. This organisation seems to be doing its level best to keep illegal immigrants in our country so they can take our jobs and live in sheds with crooked landlords making ‘shed loads of money from’ them.
Anti-Raids Network might be better employed stopping old people being turfed out of their homes of decades because they have a bedroom not in use. Something that wouldn’t need to happen if our country hadn’t been deliberately overcrowded with immigrants.

LINK to Anti-Raids site

Sham marriage.

A couple have been jailed for attempting to enter into a sham marriage at Swindon register office.
Nigerian national Mukaila Abijo, 27, and Portuguese “bride” Vanessa Mendes, 21, were arrested by UKBA officers moments before their ceremony was due to take place on Monday 11th February.
They were called in after register office staff raised suspicions about the couple, who did not seem to speak the same language and knew very little about each other.
Investigators discovered that Mendes had flown into the UK the day before the ceremony and had a return flight to Portugal booked for that evening.
Abijo, who lived at Pottle Close in Botley, Oxford, had paid around six thousand pounds to go through the ceremony and hoped to gain leave to remain in the UK after marrying an EEA national. Both later pleaded guilty to perjury and conspiring to breach immigration laws.
During a hearing at Swindon Crown Court on Friday 24th May Abijo was sentenced to 2 years in prison, while Mendes was jailed for 16 months. Both will face deportation at the end of their sentence.

Illegal workers, sham marriage, people smuggling,false identity…

…..just a normal day in today’s Britain.

Three Chinese men have been have been found working illegally at an Arbroath takeaway following an immigration enforcement operation. Officers along with Police Scotland visited Harbour City Hot Food in East Grimsby on Thursday 23rd May.
Checks on the immigration status of staff revealed three Chinese men aged 25, 38 and 51 who had no right to work in the UK. They were arrested and have all been detained pending their removal from the country.
In addition shed loads of dosh, over £25,000 in fact, was found in a bin concealed beneath rubbish and seized by Police Scotland under the Proceeds of Crime Act.

A Zimbabwean man who used a false identity to get a British passport has been jailed for 18 months, following an investigation by UKBA officers.
Francis Nyamhingura, 39, originally came to the UK in 2000 on a student visa, investigators were alerted when he applied for a British passport using the assumed name of Seth Benedict Erskine.
Nyamhingura was arrested at his address in north Belfast in September 2012 and officers discovered that he had also used the false identity to obtain a UK driving licence and jobseekers allowance. He was charged with 9 counts of possession of a false identity document.
At a hearing at Belfast Crown Court on Tuesday 28th May, he pleaded guilty to the charges and was sentenced to 18 months in prison.

A Pakistani man has been sentenced for attempting to cheat UK immigration rules by staging a sham marriage.
Muhammad Zafran, 28, was arrested when he attempted to marry a Polish woman at Dungannon Register Office on 17th October 2012 but the ceremony was stopped by officers before it could take place.
Zafran, who has been in custody since his arrest, pleaded guilty at a previous hearing, and at Dungannon Crown Court on Thursday 23rd May was sentenced to 16 months in jail for his part in the plot.
The would-be bride and another Polish woman who acted as a witness will appear at the same court at a later date.

A Chichester restaurant is facing a heavy fine after four illegal workers from Bangladesh were arrested following a raid by UKBA officers, that’s if they pay it.
Officers visited India Gate, Bognor Road, Merston, at 7.30pm on Thursday 23rd May, questioning individuals to check if they had the right to be in the UK.
Some of the staff tried to leg it from the restaurant but were prevented from doing so by the enforcement officers. Two, aged 24 and 26, had overstayed their visas while the other two, aged 55 and 57, had entered the country illegally. All four are in immigration detention pending removal from the UK or their disappearance to turn up somewhere else illegally working.

Six illegal workers have been arrested following a raid on a hair and beauty store in Dalston.
Officers visited Pak’s Hair and Cosmetics, Ridley Road, at 11.55am on Thursday 23rd May, questioning individuals to check if they had the right to be in the UK.
They arrested five men. Three Pakistani nationals aged 20, 31 and 37 were found to have overstayed their visas while a 30-year-old Indian and 27-year-old Pakistani were found to be working in breach of their visa conditions. Well their work place was called Pak’s.
Officers then arrested a 28-year-old Pakistani man who had also overstayed his visa at a nearby residential address on Ridley Road. He was not an employee.
All those arrested apart from the 31-year-old are in immigration detention pending removal from the UK. The 31-year-old has been placed on immigration bail while steps are taken to remove him. Oh for goodness sake why are illegals allowed free to go and work somewhere else!

People smuggling gang update

Two more people have been charged by officers investigating a suspected people smuggling gang.
The pair were arrested during a series of coordinated raids by officers and police officers from Kent Police on Wednesday 22nd May in London, Luton and Essex which I’ve already reported on.
Those now charged are:
– 41-year-old Dave Wisjen of Assen in Holland
– 51-year-old Gamalanathan Rasalingham (male) of Rayners Lane, Harrow
Both were charged with conspiring to facilitate illegal immigration and were expected to appear before Medway Magistrates on Thursday 23rd May.
Five people have now been bailed pending further enquiries and will be required to return to a police station on a date in July, yeah of course they will. They are:
– a 33-year-old woman arrested at an address in Luton
– a 33-year-old woman arrested at an address in East Ham
– a 24-year-old woman arrested at an address in Southend
– a 31-year-old man arrested at an address in Southend
– a 29-year-old woman arrested at an address in Southend

So much for Toff/Tories stopping benefits for immigrants

The EU is taking Britain to court over immigrants’ entitlement to benefits. The European Commission is convinced Britain is breaking EU rules by not allowing nationals from member states the same access to benefits as UK citizens.
Through applying an extra ‘right-to-reside’ test it is alleged that Britain could have prevented migrants working and living in the UK from claiming some benefits.
The Commission believes thousands of migrants could have missed out on benefits such as child tax credit through the allegedly discriminatory test.
Pretty gutless our governments seem to be in these modern days, quite happy to invade countries but won’t stand up to the EU and say if we don’t want to give benefits to immigrants we won’t.

People smuggling arrests.

Eighteen people have been arrested following a major European operation targeting suspected people smuggling gangs. At around 5:00am 22th May, around 120 immigration and police officers from Immigration Enforcement and Kent Police carried out simultaneous raids on addresses in London, Luton and Essex.
Eleven people were arrested on suspicion of conspiring to assist with illegal immigration. At the same time raids also took place in France and Germany. Seven people were arrested in France.

The arrests were the conclusion of a joint investigation involving Border Agency officers, Kent Police, the Serious Organised Crime Agency (SOCA), Europol and French and German law enforcement agencies.
Those arrested are suspected of being part of an alleged criminal network believed to assist Sri Lankan illegal immigrants attempting to reach the UK by smuggling them in vehicles through the channel ports. Some would also travel onwards from the UK to North America using false documents. It is believed clients could be charged around £4,500 to reach the UK from France.

Those arrested in the UK were taken to a police station in Kent to be questioned. In addition, computers, documents, cash and mobile phones were seized from a number of addresses and will now be examined.
Three people have since been charged with conspiring to facilitate illegal immigration. They are:
38-year-old Kamalanesan Kandiah, of Balmoral Drive, Hayes;
50-year-old Chubramaniam Vignarajah, of Aurelia Road, Croydon; and
46-year-old Armajit Singh Mudhar, of Brick Lane, Northolt.

Two suspects were charged with the same offence yesterday and a further six bailed to return to a police station on a date in July pending further enquiries.

Eighty-five year old woman handcuffed, bundled into the back of a van for shouting abuse.

An 85-year-old woman arrested outside Gillingham Mosque after allegedly hurling abuse at Muslims has been charged with a racially aggravated public order offence.
The pensioner, of Port Rise, Chatham, was handcuffed and taken away in a van by officers after trouble flared as worshippers left Friday prayers.
The woman has now been released on police bail ahead of an appearance at Medway Magistrates’ Court at a date to be confirmed.
There was a time when this old lady would have been told to move along for shouting abuse not handcuffed and bundled into a van, perhaps the police thought she was going to ‘slug it out’ with them. No action appears to have been taken against the two Muslim youths shouting back.

Illegal workers caught

Six illegal workers have been caught following raids at businesses in Rochester, Canterbury and Gravesend on Thursday 16th and Friday 17th May.
Immigration Enforcement officers visited Marlowe Park Fish Bar, Wells Road, Rochester on 16th May. They checked the immigration status of the staff and found a 27-year-old man from India who was working in breach of his visa conditions. He was arrested and placed in immigration detention.
Officers also encountered a second man from India who was working illegally. He was stopped from working and escorted from the premises. He must continue to report to us while an outstanding application is dealt with. If he is found to have no right to remain in the UK he will face removal.

On Friday 17th May, officers also visited Anna, in the Whitefriars Shopping Centre in Canterbury where checks revealed three men from India, aged 24, 25 and 26 were working illegally. Two had not left the UK when their visas expired and the 3rd was working in breach of his visa conditions. All three were arrested and remain in immigration detention.
A second visit on Friday to Sam’s Ice Cream van, Dashwood Road Gravesend resulted in the arrest of a 25-year-old man from India who had not left the UK when his visa expired. He was also placed in immigration detention.

The Day of the Donkey

A disabled pensioner has died after he was dragged off his scooter by two donkeys – which then trampled and bit him so viciously that when his body was found it was believed he had been mauled by wolves.
Sandor Horvath, 65, was chased and pulled off the scooter at a farm in Magyarszecsod, Hungary. His mutilated remains were found by the farm owner who called the police, believing his friend had been attacked by wild dogs.
But a postmortem revealed the injuries had been inflicted by donkeys, and police who pieced together the evidence said it appeared that the animals had chased the geezer and dragged him off the scooter before killing him.
The farmer’s daughter Csikos Darda said: “I had noticed that the donkeys were becoming increasingly aggressive and I’d asked my father to do something about it, but he’d said they were fine.”
A vet told local media: “Donkeys aren’t usually aggressive towards humans. “They probably reacted like this as they thought the victim was intruding upon their territory.”
The two donkeys will now be put down.

More illegal workers caught

Seven men from Pakistan and India have been have been found working illegally at the Mosque Kitchen in Nicolson Square, Edinburgh on 15th May. Checks on the immigration status of staff revealed six men from Pakistan and one from India aged between 22 and 57 who had no right to work in the UK. Five of the men have been detained pending their removal from the UK, while the other two must report to the police on a regular basis while their outstanding immigration applications are concluded, yeah of course they will.

Two businesses in Milton Keynes are facing fines following raids by immigration enforcement officers.
Operations were carried out at Papa Luigi Dial-a-Pizza on Heathfield industrial estate in Stacey Bushes and the Eastern Paradise restaurant on Church Street, Wolverton on the evening of Thursday 16th May. Officers carried out immigration checks on members of staff at both locations.
At Papa Luigi a 34-year-old man from Pakistan was arrested for over-staying his visa. He was detained pending his removal from the UK.
At Eastern Paradise three illegal workers from Bangladesh were arrested. A 36-year-old man had entered the UK illegally, while two men aged 36 and 28 discovered hiding in a basement were found to have over-stayed their visas. All three were detained and now face removal from the UK.

Five immigration offenders have been arrested following a crackdown on illegal working in Tooting. Power to the people!
Home Office immigration enforcement officers visited three businesses on Thursday 16th May, questioning individuals to check if they had the right to be in the UK.
At Azeem Halal Meat & Grocery, Upper Tooting Road, which was visited at about 10:30, they arrested two Pakistani men aged 24 and 30 who had both overstayed their visas.
Officers then visited Dimples Beauty, Upper Tooting Road, at about 11:35 where a 26-year-old Pakistani woman was arrested for overstaying her visa.
At Chittapa Restaurant & Bar, London Road, which was visited at about 13:50, officers arrested two Indian men. One, aged 25, had overstayed his visa while a 46-year-old had entered the country illegally.
All those arrested are in immigration detention pending removal from the UK apart from the 46-year-old who has been placed on immigration bail while steps are taken to remove him that’s if they can find the geezer again.