Terrorista iracheno condannato in prigione dopo essere entrato illegalmente nel Regno Unito su una piccola imbarcazione

“Rebwar Hamad, 48, from Iraq, arrived with other migrants on 19 September and later pleaded guilty to entering the country without valid entry clearance, the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) has said.

He was sentenced at Canterbury Crown Court on Friday to two years and three months in prison.

Hamad originally came to the UK in 2001 and was granted indefinite leave to remain, the CPS said.

In 2019, he was convicted in his absence in Italy of terrorism offences and extradited to the country the following year to serve his sentence. After his release, Hamad said he was told to leave Italy within a week.

He then applied for visa to come to the UK for a second time but his application was rejected, so he paid €1,200 (around £1,050) for a place on a small boat that was later intercepted off Dover, the CPS said.”

Interesting £1,050 is how much it costs.

There also remains the big question of what will happen to him once his sentence ends. Italy doesn’t want him back, and rightly so. In an ideal world, he’d be deported back to Iran, but it seems more likely he’ll now be a burden on British taxpayer for life.