Rightwing Tories have seized on case after it emerged Abdul Ezedi was granted asylum despite sexual assault conviction
The home secretary has asked to see all official papers about the Clapham chemical assault suspect Abdul Ezedi, who was granted asylum despite having a sexual assault conviction.
James Cleverly requested the documents on Thursday, as rightwing Tory MPs seized on the case, after news emerged about how Ezedi received refugee status in apparent breach of guidelines after two failed attempts and a 2018 conviction for sexual assault.
