(VIDEO) Judge Rules Illegal Alien Pakistani Drug Dealer Can Remain In-Country; Teach Son About Islam

Britain steadily imports the Third World.

As jaw-dropping as it may sound, a British judge in an Edinburgh, Scotland, immigration court has ruled that Muhammad Asif Karim, a 43-year-old illegal immigrant from Pakistan cannot be deported.

Never mind that even though Karim has been in Britain illegally for 27 years, or that he has amassed a whopping 21 criminal charges. By the way, young Karim has also spent four-years in prison for peddling heroin and cocaine.

Yeah, none of that matters because the unnamed immigration judge has ruled that Karim needs to remain in the UK so he can teach his son all about Islam and the Pakistani culture.

As reported by London’s the DailyMail.com (emphasis mine);

A Pakistani drug dealer has dodged deportation after a judge said he played a key role in teaching his son about Islam and his culture.

Muhammad Asif Karim, 43, amassed 21 offences after arriving on a visa to visit the UK in 1998 and never going home.

He was jailed for four years for possessing heroin and cocaine with intent to supply [British legal lingo meaning “to sell”] but allowed to remain in Britain after becoming a prosecution witness in a murder trial.

However, he was kicked out of a witness protection scheme when he continued to offend, and ten years ago he was ordered to be deported back to Pakistan.

He only sees his son by a white British mother twice a month, an immigration tribunal heard.

But a judge in Edinburgh has now ruled that he can remain in the UK after hearing from the boy on how his father taught him about ‘religion’, ‘culture’ and his ‘life and upbringing in Pakistan’.