Inside Britain’s deportation flight fiasco: Colouring books, ‘treats’ and violence – whistleblower guards reveal all to SUE REID

Foreign men from British prisons, which are surrounded by home office guards, are going to the Middle East on a deportation flight from London.

They don’t want to leave, they can start at any time, so everything is done to please them.

On the way to three at the morning, the guards, months, and even years later, after the prison feeds, they stopped their minibuses on the ship to get hamburgers at the Fast-Food Outlet all night to ‘give them a treatment’.

When the flight started, nicotine chewing gum was given to those who longed for cigarette. Unstable, the guards presented a package game card and painting book to all men, so that they were not bored during a long -distance journey.

A few reactions were: ‘F *** closed. We’re not in a nursery. We are not children. Leave us alone. We want to sleep. ‘

The truth is that the mood of deportation is easily ugly. Unusual travelers are forcibly removed from England against their wishes.

Many hardened criminals – convicted drug dealers, rapists, thieves, even murderers – harassment after shifting to the country illegally.

Special face masks have been given to protect the flight guards from spitting recently. Recently, a tooth was knocked out while trying to check an exile on a plane. Others are injured when a reluctant male immigrant plane steps and forcing him to his seat.

Since the worker came to power last year, more than 50,000 migratorys crossed British channels (File Picture)

However, the behavior of the guards in the UK is determined politically correctly by the laws of human rights.

“ How bad they behave, ” he said. ‘We have to treat them with children’s gloves or we are dismissed.

“ We do everything to calm them down and keep them calm. During the flight, we should offer each water and normal toilet breaks. If we don’t do that, we’il get a condemnation. These immigrants should call them “inhabitants” as if they were paying guests in the UK.

Daily e -mail has been investigating the patient deportation system, which has been in charge of millions of goods per year and drowned by the bureaucracy of human rights.

From the UK to the distant corners of the world, such as India, Iraq or Vietnam, to the distant corners of the East Timor, such as the small Southeast Asian country, we talked to employees or employees. Some have recently left their jobs and felt freedom of speaking; Others have become brave information cliffs because they believe that ‘something should change and be fast’.

For several weeks, E -Posta warned the truth behind the disaster home office failure under the following governments to quickly remove immigrants who have surpassed their visas, unsuccessful or imprisoned for serious crimes. The issue of exiles (or lack of them) was the central stage this week.

On Thursday, Sir Keir Starmer and French President Emmanuel Macron signed by a very clear ‘single-single-one-Our’ agreement after three-day trials, the first small boat immigrant was sent back to France on a planned passenger flight. The Indian man flew from London to Paris. He followed him and a third immigrant, an Iranian man was sent back to France last night.

As a result of the first lifting under the plan, Britain will begin to accept French asylum seekers in return for today, provided that they do not create a national security or public-name risk.

At the beginning of the week, a last -minute legal challenge, the ministers temporarily forced to abandon an attempt to evacuate a 25 -year -old child from Eritrean, who was first confronted with a channel on a human trader boat in March.

He was going to fly on Tuesday morning, but later claimed that his lawyers were a victim of ‘modern slavery’ under the smugglers who organized his journey to France via Libya (although he never mentioned this problem when he arrives at Dover).

The case was watched quickly on the same day when a temporary measure decision, which prevented the abolition of 14 days by a judge.

Help Medical Justice Director Emma Ginn, said he welcomed the decision. We are in contact with people detained for a single-one external plan. The vast majority torture and trafficking people survive, ” he said.

Keir Starmer (left) and Emmanuel Macron (right) signed a ‘s one’ agreement in July this year

This was angry with the Interior Minister Shabana Mahmood. He said that immigrants mocked ‘our laws’ and British generosity.

Approximately half of the 92 people in the home office custody and waiting to remove the Anglo-French agreement are expected to say that they are the victims of modern slavery on their journeys to England. He made a claim for those who attempted the last ditch to stay here.

25 -year -old Eritrean’s Supreme Court hearing for the Ministry of Interior Kate Grange KC, the lack of illegal immigrants will weaken the deportation will weaken the deportation said: ‘Everyone will say that I need 14 more days and this will be expanded and expanded.’

However, our denunciations said that our deportation system has long been clogged with similar legal difficulties: ‘This is always happening. The lawyers of immigrants usually apply for last -minute judicial review or what we call JR to delay their customers’ separation.

“If a judge is examined by the courts, the cases should be looked at again by the courts, because new evidence such as modern slavery has been found by lawyers. This is a clear delay tactic. ‘

After a judge continued for a review, this means that deported carriers need to be removed from the plane-even if they are about to start making a taxi in the pist.

Anger personnel, Charter flights judicial investigations ‘industrial scale’ because of the semi -empty, he says.

Recently, in a case, because of his return to the capital Tirana 60 exiles, Flight to Albania, when he flew from London to 40 passengers, because there were lawyers who made a study of 20.

“This happens every week,” he said.

There are many shocking examples in which a JR is given while the reason is in the air. Since there is no mobile phone signals on the aircraft, the flight is notified to the guards when descending to the other end.

Another, “This means that even if it came to Zimbabve or Thailand, even if he went to Zimbabve or Thailand, he is still in custody of the house office and his case must fly back to England because he was within the scope of the British law, ” he said.

Informationwiators told us about how immigrants routinely play the ‘system’ routine.

Thousands of British immigrant lawyers and even those financed by government or local authority grants said they encouraged or encouraged the rules of asylum and deportation to stay in the UK.

Refugee charities, for example, disperse arrival packages to boat immigrants, including the names of lawyers who can communicate for removal if they are told to request asylum or packaging.

Many provide specific ‘JR’ help lines to search for whatsapp when they need to challenge a future home office order to leave.

“The result is the drowning of the deportation system of JRS’s use.

The guards (known as deportation is known as executive officers) are hired in 2017 with an outsourcing giant Mitie, who has won an agreement for 524 million £ 524 million in order to provide trained personnel for flights. These men and women often have more than three immigrants, especially if they have a long -distance journey, or some exiles have a story of violence.

Shabana Mahmood (above) said that immigrants mocked ‘our laws’ and generosity

‘Our job is to take these people on the ship and deliver them safely. So we go to the airport to give them a fast-food food. If it’s on ten minibuses, we get ten hamburgers. Something will make them happy ‘he said.

Another prominent added: ‘This does not mean that they always act. When they first see the plane on the asphalt, they understand what’s going on is real. They’re about to leave England. They usually rotate at this stage.

Another trigger point is the closure of the gates of the aircraft. They realize it is over. On a home office charter flight, we tell them what you are doing is not important, you will go. So please be sensitive to us. We’re just doing our job.

On commercial flights, the pilot may refuse to receive them if there is a sign of a problem. The seats are reserved every week and then not used for this reason. Ticket wasted too big. ‘

A female guard claimed: ‘The only protest they left on the plane is spitting or punching. I prefer to punch rather than spitting due to the risk of infection. Sometimes it covers the entire seat of an angry exile with saliva, so that it cannot use it and must be transported.

“ We usually put body restrictions before entering the ship. Some must take steps and scream.

“ They can start dirty protests as we said, especially if there is a break at the airports, ” he added. ‘A Moroccan man was returned to the deportation room at the Paris Airport to wait for a further flight on a commercial passenger aircraft. He was robbed naked, threw it to the ground, then found himself with his own feces. As a result, he returned to London. He was on his way. ‘

It has been told from a foreign family, which is believed to be Slovakça, which will be deported recently.

Pursuant to the existing rules, those who deported children should be notified by home office for several weeks of flight.

It was not surprisingly, the day they were gathered by four guards. The whole Rigmarole was passing again. And then the third time. Every time they disappeared to avoid being thrown out of England.

Someone who watched this’ expensive nonsense ‘game explained:’ We had a coach waiting to take them to the airport on every occasion. It was like a military operation. Most of the execution team of deportation traveled from the south for miles. But the only thing they found was an empty house. It was nonsense. I don’t think the family was done to go home. ‘

In another shocking money example, the entire middle cabin of a plane was reserved on a planned flight to Jamaica for a criminal. There were 13 guards to restrict him on board. A man who has been deported for three years, “ This was a terrible waste and continues every day, ” he said.

In a broken system, I was sorry for them as I talked to the guards struggling to do their best. From the moment a immigrant arrives [asylum] The word helps them to stay even if they have a suspicious background stories. ”

‘Immigrant lawyers, refugee charities, would not exist without them. Many of them have fingers in the giant migratory pies. They spend the money of taxpayers – but one day it will end. ‘