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Why did it take so long to deport Rochdale grooming gang members?

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Adil Khan and Abdul Rauf were jailed in 2012 for catalogue of child sex offences. They were told they would be sent back to Pakistan after their release from jail. But both fought against deportation on the grounds that it would interfere with their human rights, mounting multiple legal challenges and appeals. Judges ruled in August that there was a ‘very strong public interest’ in their removal. Rochdale MP Tony Lloyd has now written to Home Secretary Suella Braverman asking for the deportation to be "speedily enacted"

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theoldhamtimes.co.uk

Call for inquiry into time taken to deport Rochdale grooming gang members

Rochdale’s MP has called for an inquiry into how members of the borough’s infamous grooming gang which avoided deportation for years were able…

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Manchester Evening News

Why did it take so long to deport Rochdale grooming gang members?

“There can be no doubt that on the conclusion of those sentences they should have been speedily deported. This did not happen"

3 years ago·Manchester, United Kingdom

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oldham-chronicle.co.uk

Call for inquiry into time taken to deport Rochdale grooming gang members

Rochdale’s MP has called for an inquiry into how members of the borough’s infamous grooming gang which avoided...

3 years ago

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Manchester Evening News broke the news in Manchester, United Kingdom 3 years ago on Friday, October 28, 2022.

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