Illegal pedomigrants can appeal to stay in Britain – despite Christianity claim rejected

AN illegal migrant convicted of child abuse can appeal to stay in Britain – despite his claim to have become a Christian being rejected.

The Iranian The 45-year-old paedo, identified only as MM, who entered Britain illegally in 2010, had been jailed for five years for two attacks on minors.

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He delayed the deportation after his release in 2018, saying he had become one interested in Christianity.

He said he was baptized in 2020 and had a cross tattoo on his body.

A court dismissed his claim in 2021.

But a ruling last month said it could be heard again.

MM may be allowed to stay in Britain if a new hearing proves his conversion was genuine.

David Spencer, from the Center for Crime Prevention, said the use of religion in claims is a “gaping loophole”.

The Ministry of the Interior did not comment.