Over 1,000 asylum seekers crossed the English Channel, challenging Britain's asylum system. Despite promises to stop the boats, many still venture on the dangerous journey. Concerns arise as a man who carried out a chemical attack gains the right to remain based on religious conversion.
A manhunt intensifies for Abdul Ezedi, the suspected perpetrator of an alkaline attack in Clapham. Ezedi, an Afghan asylum-seeker with a previous sexual offense conviction, was permitted to stay in the UK after converting to Christianity. The Government draws criticism for granting him asylum.

The Digest, 2/3/2024 @430AM, CDT

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