Mick Hartley

From the Mail:

An ISIS fanatic who MI5 warns poses a terror threat to Britain has been granted the right to live in the UK after sneaking into the country illegally, the MoS can reveal.

Judges have ruled that the Sudanese man can remain here on human rights grounds, despite evidence from the Security Services that he may be a danger and might encourage other extremists to launch attacks in the UK.

The judges' ruling was based on the risk that if he was sent back to Sudan, he might be detained and tortured.

The decision was made despite the court hearing that the man – who, by law, we are only allowed to know as 'S3' – first entered Britain illegally 18 years ago and was granted asylum, before travelling regularly between this country and Sudan without any issues.

MI5 warned judges that the man is an ISIS propagandist who spread vile material calling for jihad against the West.

Meanwhile:

A dangerous Albanian crime boss jailed for money laundering has been allowed to remain in the UK after claiming that attempts by the Home Secretary to expel him breached his human rights.

The Home Office sought to strip dual national Gjelosh Kolicaj, 42, of his British citizenship and deport him after he was jailed for six years for smuggling £8 million of his gang’s profits out of the UK in suitcases that he brought onto planes using his British passport.

He was described by the National Crime Agency (NCA) as having a “senior and controlling role” in an organised crime group in the UK. The NCA warned that he posed a threat to the public and would return to crime on his release from prison.

However, immigration judges granted his appeal against the removal of his citizenship and deportation on the grounds that the Home Office failed to take sufficient account of his human rights and other claims in their decision.

It's lovely of course that we treat human rights with such respect. On the other hand…