UK HOME OFFICE REFUSES TO PUBLISH GROOMER DEPORTATIONS DATA:

The Home Office is refusing to publish figures for the number of grooming gang members that have been deported.

The department has declined to put the figures in the public domain despite an outcry over child sexual exploitation and demands for a fresh state-backed inquiry into the abuse.

Labour last week refused to launch a public inquiry into historic sexual abuse by gangs in Oldham, saying it was for the council to decide whether one was necessary.

The Home Office’s refusal comes after calls from Suella Braverman, a former home secretary, for a “zero tolerance approach” to the deportation of foreign child sex offenders.

She said: “We need to have a zero tolerance approach when it comes to deporting those foreign nationals who have been found guilty of these heinous crimes.”

If the Home Office is refusing to publish their data, I would take that answer is “no one has been deported” until there are real numbers on the table.

Earlier: Britain’s Long-Overdue Reckoning With ‘Grooming Gangs.’  What do you do when the police, the politicians, and the press conspire to cover up atrocities?