Violent rapist allowed to stay in UK to rape again

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Is there already a thread on this case? I will ask for this one to be removed if so. I am just angry that this horrible man’s feelings were put before the fact that he had a fetish about violent rape.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c5ye594p0z0o
It is quite wrong that the judge ordered he should be allowed to stay in the UK when it was clear to the Home Office that he would rape again.
Sorry, I have tried to insert a question about there being an inquiry into the decision of the judge to let him stay to rape women again but my phone won’t let me.

I’ve no idea where you got the impression that I think he should not been deported after his first offence - certainly not from anything I’ve written.

I clearly stated that I think he should have been deported after his first sentence and the HO clearly screwed up by not attending his tribunal appeal.

Germany has produced relatively recent statistics on crimes committed by different groups of immigrants and refugees, and there are a lot of articles discussing these. Here's an extract from one of them:

"There is a higher incidence of crime among people with a migrant background across all categories.
This is particularly evident as the severity of offences increases, for example in the areas of violent crime, sexual offences, and gang-related and organised crime. However, it is also becoming increasingly common in cases of disorderly conduct in public spaces.
However, this does not affect all migrant groups by any means, but primarily male adolescents and young adults with migration backgrounds from the ‘Middle East’, ‘Sub-Saharan Africa’, the ‘Balkans’ and, to some extent, ‘Eastern Europe’.
The reasons for this increased crime rate among certain migrant groups are not solely social or demographic, even though these factors play a role; they are also culturally and psychologically rooted.
Germans, on the other hand, are victims at a rate far above the average, and indeed are particularly vulnerable to crime committed by migrants."

Here's another extract, which is pretty shocking:

"Algerians in Germany were responsible for around 30 times as many cases of grievous bodily harm that year as German citizens, relative to their share of the population – although it should be noted that these are only suspected offences, as at the time of recording they were suspects and not convicted offenders. Citizens from Libya, Gambia, Guinea, Somalia and Sudan are also particularly over-represented in these offences."

"‘Immigrants’ three times as likely to be suspects
On closer inspection, a striking pattern emerges regarding immigrants as defined by the police: for certain offences, their proportion among suspects is as much as three times higher than their share of the population, and in some cases even higher. This applies, for example, to dangerous and grievous bodily harm, robbery offences, as well as rape, sexual assault and sexual offences in particularly serious cases, including those resulting in death."

If anyone's interested, this is a useful article:

Kriminalität und Migration: So hängt beides zusammen