the rule of law at each and every stage of the process the deportation of abu qatada has taken twelve years and cost more than one point seven million pounds in legal fees for both sides that is not acceptable to the public and it's not acceptable to me we must make sure it never happens again. was granted asylum in the u.k. in one thousand nine hundred ninety four as he claimed he had been tortured in jordan the u.k. then arrested him off to nine eleven on terror related charges was sent back to jordan twelve years later he was assured he would not be tortured there but his deportation costs the u.k. a pretty penny at least one point nine million pounds were spent on his deportation including payments for legal fees and legal a nearly two hundred thousand was spends off to his deportation for monitoring his condition and ensuring he wasn't tortured the government's committed to monitoring qatar's up to three is the last payment was way miss made in twenty sixteen yet in another deportation case last october the public reaction was quite different. passengers on a flight from london t

britain has spent almost two hundred thousand pounds protecting the welfare of hate preacher abu qatada after he was deported to his native jordan to face terrorism charges for some revealed by the times newspaper has sparked anger among both m.p.'s on the public. these payments are ridiculous the money we have is an insult to the british taxpayer the government have succeeded in deporting qatada back to the rule of law each and every stage of the process the deportation of abu qatada has taken twelve years and cost more than one point seven million illegal fees for both sides that is not acceptable to the public and it's not acceptable to me we must make sure it never happens again. a toddler was granted asylum in the u.k. nine hundred ninety four is he claimed that he'd been tortured in jordan but the u.k. arrested him after nine eleven on terrorism charges qatada was sent back to jordan twelve years later after receiving assurances that he would not be tortured. if the petition cost a lot to the united kingdom at least one point nine million pounds were spent on his deportation with

one point seven million pounds in legal fees for a hate preacher abu qatada total cost for deportation including welfare payments so far one point nine million pounds christ sakes two hundred thousand pounds spent on protecting hate preachers human rights you couldn't make it up no wonder people want to come here they get two hundred thousands even if they leave the u.k. granted him asylum in one thousand nine hundred ninety four after he claimed he was tortured in jordan the u.k. then arrested him after nine eleven on terror related charges qatar's it was sent back to jordan twelve years later after he was assured he would not be tortured there but his deportation overseen by the then home secretary theresa may came at a price a bell of at least one point nine million pounds was racked up including payments for legal fees and date and as mentions nearly two hundred thousand pounds was spent off they had been removed from the country to check on his condition and ensure he wasn't being tortured the british government's committed to monitoring because harder for up to three years and th

britain has spent almost two hundred thousand pounds protecting the wealth of the hate preacher abu qatada after he was deported to jordan to face terrorism charges the sum revealed by the times newspaper well it sparked anger among m.p.'s and also the public these payments are ridiculous the money we have spent is an insult to the british tanks per one point seven million pounds in legal fees for heat preacher abu qatada total cost for a deeper titian including welfare payments so far one point nine million pounds craze six two hundred thousand pounds spent on protecting hate preachers human rights you couldn't make it up. no wonder people want to come here they get two hundred thousand even if they leave. or you could granted him asylum back in one nine hundred ninety four that's after he claimed that he was tortured in jordan the u.k. then arrested him after nine eleven on terror related charges that other was sent back to jordan twelve years later after he was assured that he would not be tortured but his deportation which was overseen by the then home secretary now pm of course to res

assault victims to weigh in on this debate over migrant deportations and in particular the case of abu qatada. and the first place. should never have been granted asylum here by can one thousand four hundred when you think about it all the money all the wealth payments he and those around him are parasite did off the u.k. a taxpayer until such times as he was deported your recipe is one for and the key you say should never of should and most civilized countries which means that if somebody claims asylum and they can show a genuine fear of persecution we are obliged to grant them asylum for you to suggest that i am claiming i'm my recipe is a suggestion for an icky what you're suggesting is a much greater suggestion for an icky because you're suggesting it's appropriate that the you care taxpayer should pick up the bill for a terrorist mastermind who was going against the rule of involving u.k. i'm certainly going to go i don't know which is different because let me finish now and i on a second i gotta finish you're suggesting that the you care taxpayer should pick up the bill for a terrorist