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Criminals should not be granted asylum, says minister

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Criminals should not be granted asylum, says minister

Criminals should not be granted asylum, says minister

Gillian Keegan said convicted criminals "should not be granted asylum here" in response to the Clapham acid attack.

It comes as a manhunt is still under way for Abdul Ezedi following the attack on Wednesday in which a mother and her two children were hospitalised after being doused with a corrosive substance.

Report by Etemadil.

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