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Uhhhh best place to hide is under thw nose of the lion ir something
Thank you.
Also, just because this person got arrested doesn't mean they necessarily are guilty of an immigration offence. The Windrush scandal (the most notable clusterfuck in the long line of clusterfucks) lead to at least 80 wrongful deportations.
The Tories have just gone insane on the whole topic, with each home secretary somehow managing to be even worse than their predecessor. Theresa May's hostile environment policy was the door opener for this. >

'Sir, I have a cunning plan!'  
'What is it Baldrick?' >

So, preemployment background checks aren't a thing at their "Border Force"?  
Or is it so desperate for semi-mobile bodies that interviews go  "says here that you're from Blackpool?" " ayup" "didn't know there were tentacled purple people eaters there"  " ayup.  Ever since the Regency."  "Right, sign here and here, you start Monday, international arrivals at Gatwick, 0600-1500, an hour for lunch, breaks at 8, 10, 12, and 2.  Report to Mr. !Snarfle -- he's the big green motile royal palm from Glasgow.  Can't miss him." >

Honestly at the mo they are super desperate for people so maybe?? >

Oh, my:  Well, maybe I'll run into Mr. !Snarfle at Gatwick arrivals next July. >

Illegal Immigrant? Of course I know him, he's me. >

Friendly fire >

Hiding in plain sight >

Title doesn't match article??
Looks like this was a corruption thing, which is more common with border patrol agents. Makes sense because they're usually bilingual and they're targeted by cartels for cash payoffs.

The official was later detained again alongside three other members of immigration staff on suspicion of misconduct in a public office and conspiracy to steal. >

yah, I noticed that too, I cant find anything other than the headline saying they where suspected of being illegal immigrants. >

sounds like the ending of Machete >

Did someone use a Uno reverse card? >

Achievement unlocked: can't find me if they are me >

So how does it work? You get arrested for illegal immigration. You're bailed out and fired. You figure they're going deport you, so you leave the country. Do they extradite you so they can deport you?
Just asking. >

Next flight to Rwanda iirc? /s >

I'm honestly surprised this doesn't happen more often >

I love watching the English eat each other alive. It's very historically satisfying >

Where you from? >

Hard to say, the Brits have pissed off pretty much everybody at one point or another. >

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Only in Britain could this happen >

Correct. Only in Britain can you get arrested in Britain. Well, also in the UK or in Europe or on Earth or...
But yeah. >

Color me surprised.