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The Home Secretary's stern Easter message to church leaders comes after it emerged a Baptist minister backed Clapham chemical attacker Abdul Ezedi's bid to gain asylum.
The Ezedi case is part of a worrying trend. The courts are increasingly overturning Home Office decisions to deny asylum
The 31-year-old is believed to be back with her daughters, aged eight and three, who were also injured after being attacked with a corrosive substance on January 31.
The asylum judge who heard the sex offender's appeal to stay in the UK decided he had 'not been honest in several aspects of his account'.
A video showing Ezedi being laid to rest aired on the BBC last night. His funeral was allegedly held at a mosque in west London before he was given a Muslim burial in east London on March 11.