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Exclusive: Met Arrested 1,470 Migrants from Asylum Fast-Track Nations in 2022, 41 for Rape

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Feb 23, 2023

Exclusive: Met Arrested 1,470 Migrants from Asylum Fast-Track Nations in 2022, 41 for Rape

London’s Metropolitan Police arrested 1,470 people from five states whose asylum claims will now be fast-tracked without officials even talking to them in 2022 alone, Breitbart Europe can reveal. 

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