We don’t want Britain to be a dumping ground for foreign sex criminals anymore, says Patrick Christys

Ethiopian Channel migrant Hadush Kebatu was in Britain for just a few days when he went on a sex assault spree targeting a young girl in school uniform.

It prompted huge protests outside the Bell Hotel in Epping.

It actually sparked protests right across the country.

It sparked the ‘Raise the Colours’ movement, where people said enough is enough - we don’t want Britain to be a dumping ground for foreign sex criminals any more.

And here we are. He was meant to be sent to an immigration centre to be deported but instead they accidentally let him go. There was an error with his paperwork.

Everyone knows who he is. He was leading the news agenda for about four months!

This is why people are angry and scared - who is protecting us?! Who is protecting our women and girls?!

We can’t stop sex offenders breaking into Britain. We can’t stop them sexually assaulting young girls. We can’t even keep them in prison. We can’t even deport them!

Britain is broken.