Afghan migrants exploited Britain’s most damaging military data breach to bring extended families to the UK, government sources have disclosed.
Up to 22 relatives were successfully relocated, despite previously being rejected for asylum.
The revelations emerge after a super-injunction was finally lifted this week, exposing how the 2022 breach involving nearly 19,000 Afghan applicants led to unprecedented family reunifications.
Speaking on GB News, political commentator, Peter Barnes, says no government ‘should ever be able to use super injunctions to keep information from the public… That stinks to high heaven.’
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