UK Border Agency officers found ten illegal Indian nationals living in Wembley

3:00pm Monday 18th February 2013 in News By Jaber Mohamed

Seven people have been arrested and now face being removed from the country following a UK Border Agency raid on a residential address in Wembley this morning.

Acting on intelligence, officers visited the three-bedroom flat in Newland Court, Forty Avenue at around 6am, where they carried out immigration checks.

Ten Indian nationals living in the flat were found to be in the country illegally.

Four women and three men, all aged between 30 and 51, were found to have overstayed their visas.

They were arrested and detained pending their removal from the UK.

Three further individuals, a man aged 37, and a woman, 26, who had also overstayed their visas, together with their one-year-old child, were granted immigration bail.

They will now have to report regularly to the UK Border Agency while steps are taken to remove them at the earliest opportunity.

Comments(14)

pravinshah1 says...
10:15pm Mon 18 Feb 13

There are many more illegals living in Harrow and Brent. I request everyone to inform The Border Agency if they know or suspect any one to be here illegally or have overstayed. Keeping a blind eye is no good.

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paisley says...
4:30pm Tue 19 Feb 13

Evelyn Avenue, Rose Glen, St Georges Avenue, Grove Crescent NW9 are full of illegals from many nations and nothing done about it, its common knowledge around here

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Lautoka77 says...
6:35pm Tue 19 Feb 13

It they only found 10, they couldn't have been looking very hard.

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SeaBee says...
8:45pm Tue 19 Feb 13

Why do I get the feeling that the seven individuals WILL be deported? ....................
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........From Brent to Harrow.

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pravinshah1 says...
6:35pm Wed 20 Feb 13

Paisley, why do you not contact Border Agency or the Police about what you are implying?

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pravinshah1 says...
6:38pm Wed 20 Feb 13

SeaBee, what makes you get that feeling?

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SeaBee says...
1:24pm Thu 21 Feb 13

pravinshah, 1) because UK laws are toothless, 2) because the UK Border Agency is incompetent. Remind me, which London borough now provides a home to Abu Qatada? I wonder if the three individuals given bail still reside in the premises in Brent.

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SeaBee says...
1:41pm Thu 21 Feb 13

pravinshah, are you the Dr Pravin Shah, General and Legal Secretary of the self-styled 'Harrow Council for Justice'? If you are can you let me know on what basis you style yourself 'Doctor'?

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pravinshah1 says...
4:24pm Thu 21 Feb 13

SeaBee, first of all are you sure that Abu Qatada has been provided home by a local authority? You will find that it is a department of the ruling government who has done so.

Secondly it is none of your business about my qualifications as you do not own me. I do not have to justify my position to you or any one else as I do not get any public funding.

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SeaBee says...
6:02pm Thu 21 Feb 13

So I can assume that your doctorate, if that is what it is, is of little value.

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pravinshah1 says...
11:00pm Thu 21 Feb 13

Think what you like. As far as I am concerned, you are of no value, SeaBee

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SeaBee says...
12:06am Fri 22 Feb 13

pravinshah, look on me as the little piece of grit which, when introduced into a pearl, causes irritation and the formation of a pearl.

I will continue to ask the question until such time as you let me know where you received your doctorate (unless, of course you have an ordinary medical degree) and for what you received it.

In the meantime, other people may also question the validity of your honorific.

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DimSum says...
10:28am Sat 23 Feb 13

Bye Bye, and take your mates with you.

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DimSum says...
3:37pm Sun 24 Feb 13

Harrow ! Chuckle ! mmmmmm.

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