Islamic bookshops selling antisemitic texts allowed to issue 'skilled worker' visas for migrants to come to Britain

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Islamic bookshops selling antisemitic texts allowed to issue 'skilled worker' visas for migrants to come to Britain

Several Islamic bookshops whose catalogues include antisemitic literature have been granted Home Office authority to sponsor skilled worker visas, a new investigation has revealed. The shops in question stock titles that describe Jewish people as possessing a "wicked nature," while certain other texts available on their shelves have been identified as radicalisation risks within British prisons. None of the publica…