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Abdul Ezedi: Christian group wants vetting asylum seekers system strengthened

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A leading Christian campaign group has said the system for vetting asylum seekers - who are basing their claim on having converted to Christianity - needs to be strengthened.

It comes after Sky News obtained documents, showing the detailed arguments for why Abdul Ezedi was granted asylum in the UK, despite being a convicted sex offender.

He went on to attack a woman and two children with a chemical in south London in January.

Read more: https://news.sky.com/story/churches-brought-into-disrepute-over-clapham-attacker-abdul-ezedis-asylum-claim-christian-organisation-says-13103010

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