The United Kingdom’s open land border with the Republic of Ireland is under the microscope after it emerged the alleged Belfast knifeman who is said to have tried an “attempted beheading” entered the country through that porous route.
The revelation that 30-year-old Hadi Alodid, said to be a former policeman from a “prominent” Sudanese family, travelled to the United Kingdom through the “backdoor” migrant route through European Union member the Republic of Ireland has prompted a hard look at the border. Alodid, who appeared in court this week over his alleged role in an “attempted beheading” in Belfast, the outrage over which has prompted…
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