Gaza Family of 18 Wins "Right" to Settle In England Despite Speaking No English and Being Determined to be a Net Detriment to Society

The judge agreed the family of welfare ticks would be a net negative to British society, but commanded them all to be settled in England anyway, because... because the family would be missing out if they weren't allowed to jump on the UK welfare train.

Family of 18 from Gaza wins human rights challenge to allow them to come to Britain in major blow for Labour

Yes, even the Great Replacement Labour Party wanted to keep this gang of pirates out of the country.

A judge overruled them, citing Europe's pernicious, civilization-destroying European Commission on Human Rights -- basically the Enabling Act for the Great Replacement.

A family of 18 from Gaza has won the right to come to Britain after launching a human rights challenge in the British courts.

The landmark case was brought after a Gazan-born mother-of-three - who came to the UK as a refugee and is now a British citizen -- was refused permission to bring her extended family into this country.

Her relatives -- both parents; a brother, his wife and four children; a sister and four children; and another sister, her husband and three children -- won a legal challenge on human rights grounds.

Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood then attempted to have that decision overturned -- but this week lost the case.

The case exposes yet again how human rights laws undermine Britain's border controls by overturning decisions made by the Home Secretary.

The Conservatives said the 'shameful' ruling risked 'opening the floodgates to thousands of Palestinians claiming asylum here due to Labour's pitiful adherence to flawed human rights laws'.

The Home Office refused permission for the Palestinians' application to come to Britain under refugee family reunification rules.

Their original application was lodged in late November 2023, about a month after Israeli forces entered Gaza in the wake of Hamas' October 7 surprise attacks which killed nearly 1,200 people.

It has now emerged for the first time that the family won a human rights appeal in the lower immigration court in April last year.

That decision led to an appeal by the Home Secretary in the upper immigration tribunal.

But Upper Tribunal Judge Gemma Loughran threw out Ms Mahmood's case, agreeing that denying the family permission to come to the UK breached Labour's Human Rights Act.

The Palestinians argued they had a 'right to family life' under the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) and won their case under Section 6 of the Act which sets out how it is 'unlawful for a public authority to act in a way which is incompatible with a Convention right'.

The woman suing to bring this cart of invalids over to the UK admitted she could only provide for her parents -- the rest are going straight to permanent welfare.

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The ruling showed most of the adult applicants could not speak English and that the UK-based sister would only be able to accommodate her parents.

The lower tribunal judge 'concluded that the applicants would require access to public funds', the ruling added.

The UK-based daughter and her three children had suffered 'mental health problems' caused by their relatives' 'situation in Gaza', the judge said.

Referring to the lower court's decision, Judge Loughran said: 'The judge concluded that the applicants' refusal of entry clearance would give rise to consequences of such gravity for the sponsor and her children as to be unjustifiably harsh such that the public interest was outweighed.

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