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Four men have been jailed for up to 12 and a half years each for their involvement in a sex grooming network in Newcastle. The men were all asylum seekers from either Iran or Iraq, and three had been granted leave to remain in the UK. As they are not British citizens, they are likely to be deported once they have served their prison sentences.
Newcastle crown court heard that the gang contacted their female victims, who were aged 13-16, on Facebook to discuss sex parties and on one occasion demanded sex in return for paying for a tattoo.
The case was part of Operation Sanctuary, Northumbria police’s investigation into the sexual exploitation of children and adults with vulnerabilities. Earlier this year, the operation led to the conviction and jailing of 18 people for grooming offences. At the time, police said they had identified as many as 278 potential victims as part of Operation Sanctuary.
https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news...iled-sex-grooming-network-operation-sanctuary
Asylum seekers are using Facebook to find English children to drug and rape. Has this experiment in multiculturalism worked out well for England? I can't imagine that the common Brit feels that receiving cheap laborers in exchange for having their children drugged and raped was really a great deal to make. Maybe it's just Labour party officials who are content with that arrangement?