Home Office Minister Robert Jenrick has issued a directive for top cops to crackdown on foreign nationals who break visa rules while spreading anti-Semitic hate. Ahead of pro-Palestine rallies this weekend, Jenrick emphasized that the "special privilege" would be removed, leading to deportation for offenders. The government has made it clear that those who spread hate crime will face consequences and have their visas revoked.
Zero-Tolerance for Antisemitism and Glorification of Terrorism
In a letter to chief constables, Minister Robert Jenrick stated, "The guarantee that individuals are able to exercise their rights to freedom of expression must be coupled with the certainty that there will be zero-tolerance for antisemitism and the glorification of proscribed terrorist groups." This intervention comes after ex-Chancellor Sajid Javid also called for tough action against those who glorify terrorism.
Shocking Spike in Racist Attacks
British Jews have witnessed a shocking 541% increase in racist attacks since the devastating terrorist attack in Israel on October 7. In some instances, pro-Palestine protesters have vandalized Jewish schools and synagogues, amplifying concerns about rising antisemitism.
Deportation Demanded
Ex-Chancellor Sajid Javid, whose parents immigrated to Britain from Pakistan, has urged Home Secretary Suella Braverman to step in and deport those responsible for spreading hate and committing vile offences. Javid emphasizes that individuals who commit such offences must face the full force of the law.
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