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From The Guardian:

The home secretary, Charles Clarke, faced fresh pressure over his handling of foreign prisoners when the police revealed the prime suspect in the killing of Bradford policewoman Sharon Beshenivsky was a Somali man who had not been deported from Britain to protect his human rights.

Mustaf Jammal is a prime suspect in the murder last November of the Bradford policewoman gunned down in a travel agent’s.

Mr Clarke will make a statement today to the House of Commons on his department’s tracking of 1,023 foreign criminals who were not deported after serving their sentences - the second time in eight days that he has been forced to explain the crisis to MPs.

I’m not sure we have deported people from Somalia for a while, so it’s no surprise that he wasn’t. However, should we be worried about giving asylum to people who are convicted of crimes?