The Ministry of Justice has revealed at least 62 Poles and 46 Lithuanians were convicted of murder in Britain between 2011 and 2019, but only 16 of each nationality were sent back to their home country to serve their sentences.
Figures released in response to a request made by The Epoch Times under the Freedom of Information Act also show at least 26 Jamaican nationals were convicted of murder in the same period but not a single one of them was deported to the Caribbean island to serve their sentence.
Last month The Epoch Times revealed how one in four foreign nationals who were given life sentences in England and Wales between 2011 and 2019 were sent back to serve their sentences in their home countries….