And so the shame of Britain’s risible, emasculated and entirely gutless immigration system is complete. We have allowed an evil, convicted people trafficker to live among us in luxury, and helped him build a thriving empire in the Midlands. Iraqi Kurd Twana Jamal was given a five-year jail sentence in France in 2016, where authorities described him as one of the most successful people smugglers ever caught, earning £100k A WEEK. And yet BBC reporters (hats off to them – credit where it’s due) managed to track him down to the rather lovely Leicestershire village of Blaby where his lifestyle was described as “very very rich”.

It is slightly unclear what he does for a living but the Beeb recorded him as saying: “We know everyone in this city, this city is ours,” and “no-one touches us here. Even the police won’t stop you.” Which sounds, to these ears at least, like lines from a gangster movie. The very person destroying and illegally getting rich from the UK’s immigration chaos has now taken advantage of it – it is the final insult.

Even more damningly the Beeb’s reporters claimed: “We have found more than 20 active smugglers who have reached the UK – some with overseas convictions, and some claiming asylum using false names.”

It beggars belief.

The BBC’s report also contains the hilarious line: “Jamal’s presence in the UK raises serious concerns about whether existing border controls are effective in checking asylum seekers who have committed serious crimes overseas.”

Ya think?!

It proves what the rank and file of this country has been saying for years: our immigration and asylum system is broken beyond repair.

It doesn’t need tinkering with, it needs wholesale replacement.

This is not an uncaring cold-hearted view – it’s the view of people who have seen UK asylum policy dictated by evil organised crime gangs such as the one Jamal was part of, known as the Ranya Boys.

It also finally slaps down the numpty Left and their default position that all illegal migrants are lovely, warm, morally impeccable human beings.

I was in Brighton recently and witnessed a pro-asylum-seeker demo with the usual brainless, ill-considered placards stating “asylum seekers welcome here.”

That Britain-hating, blanket numptiness which presupposes that all foreigners are somehow inherently morally good and superior to us Brits – when even a cursory glance at the recent history and politics of the source countries suggests nothing but rampant evil and human misery.

Sudan where militias hack the arms off children in front of their parents for fun, Iran where rape victims are stoned to death, Eritrea, Afghanistan, Somalia … places where being female, or Allah-forbid gay, can carry a death sentence.

“But they’re refugees…” squeal the lefty virtue signalling mob.

Really?

Like disgusting human-trafficking filth Jamal? A poor little refugee?

His very presence makes the point many concerned Brits have been making for decades – we have literally no idea who these people are.

But if you have the money and let’s face it the physical fitness and determination to get from, say, South Sudan to East Sussex aren’t you more likely to be the trained military than the poor downtrodden? Y’know, the people doing the bad stuff?

And the Home Office response to this utter debacle? The usual – they resorted to emailed blandishments which fly in the face of the facts, without a shred of shame. They released a statement they know to be complete garbage, to the reporter (who dutifully printed the emailed statement) who also knows it to be complete garbage, and thence the reader who also knows the statement to be absolute garbage.

Literally after 1,000 BBC words pointing our that a deeply horrible Iraqi Kurdish bloke with a vile criminal record had utterly failed security checks, the Home Office says: “All asylum claimants are subject to mandatory security checks to confirm their identity for the purpose of immigration, security and criminality checks.”

NO THEY’RE NOT YOU LYING IDIOTS! WHAT DO YOU TAKE US FOR!!??

Then there was the notion that somehow it’s all Brexit’s fault.

The Beeb’s report stated: “Immigration officers have told the BBC that since the UK left the European Union, it has become more difficult to check criminal records from some other countries.”

Then you need to stop whining and making utterly vacuous political points and raise your game a bit don’t you? What do you expect? Sympathy??
Do your jobs – or move aside and let someone who will step in.

We need to ask questions of our “friends” in the EU too. Are they really interested in combatting crime – or are they delighted every time another boatload of illegal migrants sets sail from the beaches of northern France?

Despite being an evil human trafficker the BBC tell us Jamal is believed to have applied for asylum.

Would anyone bet against him receiving it?