Grooming gang survivor calls for Immigration Act to be scrapped after Rochdale ringleader walks free from prison

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Grooming gang survivor calls for Immigration Act to be scrapped after Rochdale ringleader walks free from prison

A grooming gang survivor has called on the Government to scrap the 1971 Immigration Act after the leader of a Rochdale grooming gang was freed from jail. Speaking to GB News, Ellie Reynolds expressed her outrage after Shabir Ahmed was freed from prison early, prompting a desperate Government push to deport him. Ahmed, 73, was released from prison on Thursday after serving 14 years of his 19-year conviction in 2012 …