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Home Office vows to deport two men freed from Glasgow immigration raid Large crowds swarmed an immigration van and chanted "let them go, they are our neighbours" until police released the pair on public safety grounds. Updated The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now Join thousands of others and get the latest Scottish crime and courts news sent straight to your inbox with our daily Criminal Record newsletter.Invalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will ...

Jacob Rees-Mogg told Alison Thewliss that the law 'must be enforced' THE Tory leader of the House of Commons brushed off an SNP MP’s concerns over immigration raids in Glasgow, telling her simply the “law must be enforced”. Alison Thewliss raised the issue in the Chamber after Glasgow protesters surrounded a Home Office van for hours, forcing them to release two men detained in a dawn raid. She called for a Commons debate on the practice use in "civilised society".  This morning it emerged that the Home Office is determined to deport the two men, Lakhvir Singh and Sumit Sehdev, w...

Follow RT on The removal of two immigrants from their flat in Glasgow by the UK Home Office saw more than 1,000 people hit the streets to protest. But the timing and location of the operation have left many questions about its real motive. Prime Minister Boris Johnson and Home Secretary Priti Patel are ardent supporters of clamping down on immigration and deterring asylum seekers from arriving in Britain. They’ve continued the work of their predecessor Theresa May, who infamously launched Go Home vans to patrol the streets, in what was billed as the ‘hostile environment’ strateg...

Alastair Thomas celebrates the thwarting of the home office’s Immigration Enforcement goons in Glasgow

Last week’s events on Kenmure Street raised questions about who makes the rules in Scotland, in whose interests, and how they’re held accountable