Should migrants who commit crimes be kicked out of Britain?
FOLLOWING the rescue of ten Romanian child slaves from homes in Slough, it emerged that migrant crime has soared by 530 per cent.
Gangs of Romanian immigrants illegally smuggled young children into Britain as beggars or pickpockets like the Charles Dickens character Fagin in Oliver Twist.
Police estimate that each child was worth £100,000 to the gang operating in the London's West End. Bosses channel millions back to Romania to buy luxury houses and expensive cars.
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