Leading Conservative MP Robert Jenrick has vowed to clean house in the judiciary after his team identified dozens of British immigration judges who have ties to open borders groups.
The common occurrence of British judges blocking government deportations of illegal and foreign criminals is a result of “pro-migration bias” on behalf of “activist” judges, de-facto Tory leader Robert Jenrick said on Tuesday as he claimed to have proof that at least 35 immigration judges have previously provided legal advice or volunteer work for open borders groups.
According to the shadow justice secretary, the judges have been connected to groups like the Asylum Support Appeals Project (ASAP) and the Bail for Immigration Detainees (BID), which previously campaigned against the Conservative-era scheme to send illegal boat migrants to asylum centres in Rwanda rather than allowing them to remain in Britain.
Jenrick said that the judges represented a “hidden network” of “activist judges subverting the independence of the judiciary” and vowed that if brought back to power, the Conservatives would pass legislation that would allow for the automatic firing of judges caught campaigning for open borders groups and to return the power of appointing judges to the government through the Lord Chancellor.
The de-factor Tory leader also said that he had identified and reported 11 judges to the Judicial Conduct Investigations Office (JCIO) regulator for potential breaches of social media guidelines by posting “activist” content online.
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The announcement comes after Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch followed the lead by Reform UK’s Nigel Farage in pledging to withdraw from the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR), which is often used by activist attorneys and judges to block the removal of foreign criminals from Britain on often spurious grounds.
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