There has been widespread puzzlement as to how and why our own Prime Minister should boast of his role in bringing such a man to Britain. On one level, it is indeed worryingly revealing about the mindset of Labour ministers that they are so happy to have helped el-Fattah.
But to ask that question is to ignore decades of failure in protecting ourselves from the likes of el-Fattah and others, far more dangerous, who preach hate and terror. This is not a party-political issue because all governing parties have been complicit.
It is risible to argue, for example, that the law granted el-Fattah citizenship, not the then-home secretary. That is the whole point: our laws do not protect us properly, and the failure to deal with that is politicians’ failure. The responsibility and the blame lies with them.
Source; The Telegraph today