Illegal immigrant who kicked and stamped "peace-loving" carer to death in London's Hyde Park . .

. . is jailed for life. Homeless Hani Khalaf, 22, murdered 62-year-old Jairo Medina after slipping through the hands of authorities at least six times in two years - entering the country on the back of a lorry posing as a Syrian asylum seeker"

Well 'the authorities' obviously don't want him to go, and are happy to pay the cost of 25 years in the slammer - otherwise they'd deport him, like they should have 2 years ago? But because of this he's got exactly what he wanted - lifelong residency in the United Kingdom. That's smart thinking on his part, and he's accomplished what I thought was impossible - he's beaten the system even though he had to murder someone to do it.

Those whom the gods wish to destroy they first make mad.

 

If you commit a crime in Britain, like kill someone in Britain... You're not escaping British justice that easy as 'being deported/handed over to a country where you've committed no crime'...
Lock 'em up, throw away the key, life should mean life, if life doesn't mean life, deport him after prison, if he dies in prison, he dies in prison.

I think you shouldn't worry about who gets to be a foreign prisoner in the UK prison system for committing a crime in the UK. You should be worried if we sent them to country that's out of British hands who could release them if they wanted to.

 

If we have to obey the law when we travel, so do they.
I'm not expecting to get a free trip to London if I kill someone unlawfully outside of battle and defence. Why should people who come to the UK expect anything less than British justice?

 

French here, we can share the secret of fabrication of guillotine if you want. With the new haircut he will get with this machine, I can promiss you he will not start back.

 

I'm sure deportation's part of their sentence, no?
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/201...urdered-man-hyde-park-home-office-repeatedly/
The court heard Khalaf is likely to be deported to serve his sentence in Egypt once he is no longer a category A prisoner.

A Home Office spokesman said after the trial: "Foreign nationals who abuse our hospitality by committing crimes in the UK should be in no doubt of our determination to deport them and we have removed more than 37,000 foreign offenders since 2010.

"More than 6,100 foreign national offenders were removed from the UK last year.

“The Home Office will continue to seek Mr Khalaf’s deportation.”

 

How many flights are there out of the UK per day...??

 

"Home Office spokesman said after the trial: "Foreign nationals who abuse our hospitality by committing crimes in the UK should be in no doubt of our determination to deport them"

And if anyone believe that they'll believe anything. Rule number 1 in The Bumper Book of Work Ethics for Bureaucrats and Politicians is 'If it's easier to do nothing, then do nothing.'