UK Home Secretary Priti Patel slams social media for glamourising illegal immigrants

London: – British Home Minister Priti Patel issued a stern warning that all posts regarding giving publicity to the criminal gangs and migrants attempting illegal intrusion into the United Kingdom. The British Home Minister also warned that this is the right time to act or be too late. The United Kingdom has adopted an aggressive stand on the migrant issue after its exit from the European Union; the new warning seems to be a part of the same stand.

It has been revealed that Home Minister Priti Patel has written letters addressed to social media companies like Facebook, Twitter and Tiktok. She has accused in the letter that the criminal gangs involved in the illegal intrusion of the migrants are freely using the social media platforms. She also claimed that these gangs and illegal migrants are receiving unwanted publicity on these platforms.

Home Minister Priti Patel also pointed out that these social media platforms do not show the number of people killed in the intrusion attempts and other related matters. The British Home Minister warned that deaths during intrusions are a sensitive issue. If that has to be stopped, the concerned companies should use their rights and stop the publicity.

In March, while announcing the British policy, Home Minister Priti Patel had issued a stern warning that anyone entering the United Kingdom through invalid and illegal means will not be accepted. After that, the United Kingdom has implemented an aggressive campaign to strengthen the security systems and other measures. The warning issued by Home Minister Priti Patel to the social media platforms also appears to be a part of the same stand.

Meanwhile, British writer Ed Husain claims that certain areas in the United Kingdom have an Islamic population. As a result, they have become ‘No-Go Areas’ for the white people. Hussain also said that restrictions like the Taliban are being imposed on women and children in some regions of Islamic domination. He has mentioned the areas Blackburn and Bradford, in his book.