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'Our New Plan for Immigration will stop the abuse of the system and expedite the removal of those who have no right to be here.' 'Any foreign national who is convicted of a crime and given a prison sentence is considered for deportation at the earliest opportunity, and since January 2019 we have removed 8,441 foreign national offenders. Now his appeal has succeeded his case will be heard again in front of a tribunal.ДЄ Home Office spokesperson said:В 'We make no apology for trying to protect the public from serious, violent and persistent foreign national offenders He was jailed in October 29, 2018, and placed on the sex offenders' register for seven years, which sparked the deportation bid. Ngema claimed he had been simply going to the toilet. She noticed that he had exposed himself and was performing a sex act, looking straight at her. He continued in the direction of the exit from the park which leads into a neighbouring road.ДЄ she approached the same exit, she observed the appellant standing in an alcove by garages, making a fast and rhythmic movement. The female victim was walking through the park and approaching a 'zig-zag' path when she saw Ngema run down a hill and cut across her path. Over a year later he was before Avon and Somerset Magistrates' Court to be convicted of three counts of failing to comply with notification requirements.Д«ut on August 9, 2018, he targeted a woman just after 8.10am in the morning in Bristol's Perrett Park. The next year he was up at Taunton Crown Court again for indecent exposure and given another community order.ДЄgain he said he had been high on drugs at the time and had not closed his curtains when he was watching pornography.Д«y September 21, 2015, he was in Bristol Crown Court for failing to comply with a community order then again on January 6, 2016, for the same offence. He had been near a care home when he committed the crimes and later claimed he could not remember them because he had been high on drugs. Hundreds are thought to have won their freedom after applying for bail under laws which say they can only be kept in immigration detention if there is a 'realistic prospect of imminent removal'. The numbers have surged during the pandemic. More than 3,000 foreign criminals have been living in the community for more than five years after completing their jail terms, Home Office data showed, while a further 4,000 have been on the streets for between one and five years. The latest total has rocketed by 176 per cent since 2012, when the number stood at less than 4,000. It means four foreign criminals a day, on average, were freed to live in the community in the past 12 months. The 'staggering' total was up by nearly 1,500 in a year. Official figures show that at the end of June there were 10,882 foreign national offenders who had been released from jail but not deported.ДЄll are subject to deportation because they were handed prison sentences of at least 12 months. The number of foreign criminals released from prison on to the streets has reached a record high of almost 11,000. Judge O'Callaghan said: 'Unusually the respondent decided not to cross examine either the appellant or his witnesses before the First-tier Tribunal He told the Immigration and Asylum Chamber at Field House, London that it meant the judge at that original hearing made an error in law by concluding he was a 'persistent offender'. She told police 'He was looking at her straight in the eye' and that she thought he 'wanted her to see what he was doing'Д«ut the Bristol-based offender won his appeal against a tribunal ruling which decided he should not be allowed to stay in the county.Дespite the seriousness of his crimes Upper Tribunal Judge Declan O'Callaghan said the Home Office вЂ“ referred to as the respondent in his judgement вЂ“ had not cross-examined Ngema about the proceedings and his views on his crimes. South African national Phile Ngema, 28, has been convicted of four indecent exposures, failing to obey community orders and has been subject of a sex offenders notice for 15 years.Дuring his most recent crime in 2018 he overtook his victim as she was walking through a park before waiting for her, staring at her as he exposed himself and carried out a sex act.

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A serial sex offender has had his deportation from the UK halted by a judge - because he said the Home Office should have asked him how he felt about his offending.