To be clear it appears these people were providing false documents and flying people in. No small boats.
A lot of people don’t know how common this is, and how common it was when only an EU identity card was enough to travel to the UK. Some migrants fly to France or Ireland with false documents too then onwards irregularly to the UK
Claiming universal credit too. How did they do that when benefit fraud is 0%
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>This particular gang, like many others, is believed to be charging substantial fees for arranging illegal entry to the UK, with the main suspect believed to have a turnover of over £1.3m in his bank account despite claiming to only earn £35,000 a year working for a furniture manufacturing company.
>Another suspect is believed to have a turnover of over £1m across two bank accounts whilst simultaneously receiving Universal Credit. A further investigation will be launched in order to recover the profits made by this suspected organised criminal gang.
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To be clear it appears these people were providing false documents and flying people in. No small boats.
A lot of people don’t know how common this is, and how common it was when only an EU identity card was enough to travel to the UK. Some migrants fly to France or Ireland with false documents too then onwards irregularly to the UK
Claiming universal credit too. How did they do that when benefit fraud is 0%
>This particular gang, like many others, is believed to be charging substantial fees for arranging illegal entry to the UK, with the main suspect believed to have a turnover of over £1.3m in his bank account despite claiming to only earn £35,000 a year working for a furniture manufacturing company.
>Another suspect is believed to have a turnover of over £1m across two bank accounts whilst simultaneously receiving Universal Credit. A further investigation will be launched in order to recover the profits made by this suspected organised criminal gang.
Crime clearly pays.