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Sudanese knife suspect got asylum after taking back door to UK - sparking questions over broken borders amid Belfast protests
A Sudanese knife suspect reportedly secured asylum in the UK through an unauthorized entry method, raising concerns about border security amid ongoing protests in Belfast. The case has sparked questions about vulnerabilities in the UK's immigration and security systems.
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