Afghan migrant given asylum in UK ‘went on holiday to Afghanistan’ | UK | News
An asylum seeker claiming that he had escaped from Afghanistan due to his life was in danger, could be deported after returning on vacation. The man who used the name DG Usama filmed himself on a small boat in 2022 before applying for asylum.
USAMA said that it was rescued by a RNNI boat in April 2022, because it was one of 2,143 people who would enter the country from small boats only in that month. The video on Tekno music and loaded on social media was taken to the subtitle: “Alhamdulillah (praise to God) is now in England.” During the following year, he depicted himself in various UK touristic places, including Canary Wharf, Tower Bridge and Brighton.
It is understood that he was successful in asylum application in the summer of 2022 and 2024, Sun.
The article said that USAMA had escaped from Afghanistan because he was afraid of the authorities of his life under the Taliban.
However, in September 2024, USAMA released a series of videos from a six-week trip to the country and shows it on sites such as Band-e Amir, a natural park known as the “blue heart” because of the bright color of the lagoon.
Located on the Hindu Kush Mountains, the site has six deep blue lakes created by natural dams and attracts approximately 200,000 visitors each year.
The images are seen in an orange raft that can be rented for £ 1.50 per hour.
Sun reported that he later published a photo in London and proved that he had returned to the country.
After returning to his country of asylum, an investigation was initiated by the Ministry of Interior, who tried to eliminate the right to stay in the UK.
A Home Office Rule Book clearly says that those looking for asylum seekers can often travel to all countries except any country you are looking for asylum ”.
Toray Shadow Justice Secretary Robert Jenrick said: ilk Illegal immigrants like this must be laughing how pure the government is.
“Apparently, after a holiday in Afghanistan, he should never go back to England.
“If Germany regularly takes illegal immigrants from Afghanistan home, why not?”
A home office spokesman said: “Even though we do not comment on individual cases where someone with a protection status returning to origin countries are proof of the individual cases, he will trigger the review of their situation.”
