The migrant supply driver making mockery of Britain’s asylum system

A Sudanese nationwide has boasted about illegally incomes money within the UK by openly spraying £10 and £20 notes in his taxpayer-paid resort room. 

Omer Muhammad, 34, was in France posing for images by the Eiffel Tower simply earlier than he was seen crossing the English Channel in a small boat full of migrants.

Footage posted on social media now reveals Mr Muhammad grinning as he sprays a wad of money in his free resort in Derby. 

The video, initially posted on Mr Muhammad’s TikTok account, is accompanied by rap music and reveals him throwing the cash on the ground, sitting in it and dancing. 

Another clip filmed by Mr Muhammad confirmed a Border Force cutter arriving to rescue migrants and take them to the UK.

Footage posted on social media now reveals Omer Muhammad grinning as he sprays a wad of money in his free resort in Derby

Mr Muhammad, 34, was in France posing for images by the Eiffel Tower simply earlier than he was seen crossing the English Channel in a small boat full of migrants

The clips are anticipated to gasoline fears that the astonishing ease with which migrants can illegally earn money in Britain is encouraging extra migrants to try the perilous Channel crossing. 

The Mail On Sunday tracked down Mr Muhammad to the Midland Hotel in Derby, the place he has been dwelling for the previous yr and a half, alongside 200 different asylum seekers. 

He stated he works in takeaways and constructing websites, incomes as much as £60 per day. He added that half of the migrants within the resort work illegally, saying: ‘Plenty of labor in meals supply.’

When requested concerning the cash he was throwing on the ground within the TikTok video, Mr Muhammad claimed the money belonged to a buddy. 

He stated he left his spouse behind in Darfur, Sudan, and headed to Libya by land, earlier than boarding a migrant boat to Malta.

After working there illegally for 3 years, he flew to Milan with an Italian passport purchased on the black market, after which headed to Paris by prepare, posting Instagram images in entrance of the Eiffel Tower. 

He then went to Calais, the place he boarded a small boat to Britain after paying a Kurdish smuggling gang £600.

The video, initially posted on Mr Muhammad’s TikTok account, is accompanied by rap music and reveals the person throwing the cash on the ground, sitting in it and dancing

A clip filmed by Mr Muhammad confirmed a Border Force cutter arriving to rescue migrants and take them to the UK

Channel migrants dwelling in taxpayer-funded inns are incomes as much as £1,500 a month working illegally for quick meals supply companies like Deliveroo – regardless of a Minister demanding the observe be stamped out.

A Mail on Sunday investigation at the moment uncovered how couriers working for Deliveroo, Just Eat and Uber Eats are secretly subcontracting out their deliveries to migrants who’re banned from working, in trade for a weekly charge of as much as £100.

They are in a position to take action because the tech giants behind the UK’s £13 billion meals supply enterprise permit low-paid ‘substitute’ riders – who they haven’t vetted – to work for them.

Immigration Minister Robert Jenrick final night time branded the observe ‘fully unacceptable’ and warned it’s encouraging additional unlawful migration.

He final month demanded the meals supply giants ‘finish the use’ of unverified riders to ‘forestall the scourge of unlawful working’.

Last night time, after the MoS offered proof of its investigation, Deliveroo stated it could change its coverage and introduce checks for substitute riders subsequent yr.

Our exposé reveals a booming black financial system – with one migrant admitting that he and greater than 100 fellow asylum seekers dwelling at a Home Office-funded resort are working illegally, a lot of them as takeaway couriers. The revelations come days after Home Office officers admitted they have no idea the whereabouts of 17,000 asylum seekers whose claims have been withdrawn.

Reform UK chief Richard Tice stated: ‘Deliveroo, Just Eat and Uber Eats have been turning a blind eye to unlawful working by asylum seekers on an enormous scale within the UK. They ought to be ashamed of themselves and they need to instantly cease all substitution accounts. The Government should move pressing laws with heavy fines on these supply corporations in the event that they transgress.’

Deliveroo, Just Eat and Uber Eats permit their couriers to lease out their jobs, telling them they’re liable for checking that their ‘substitutes’ are allowed to work within the UK and don’t have any unspent felony convictions. But many couriers fail to hold out any checks and let migrants work illegally, in trade for a weekly charge. 

The MoS has found that a whole lot of supply accounts can be found to lease on Facebook Marketplace, with riders prepared to offer work to unlawful migrants. 

Earlier this yr, researchers at Nottingham Trent and Heriot-Watt universities discovered migrants working as meals couriers earn between £900 and £1,500 a month.

Deliveroo stated: ‘We have launched facial recognition know-how which can assist to counter any abuse on the platform and… we plan to strengthen this additional with a registration course of and proper to work checks for substitutes.’

Uber Eats stated: ‘All couriers should move a felony background test, be over the age of 18 and maintain a legitimate proper to work within the UK.’

A Just Eat spokesperson stated: ‘We are working carefully with the federal government on this subject. At Just Eat, we now have excessive requirements and a sturdy standards in place for couriers delivering on our behalf. This contains making certain couriers are over the age of 18, finishing up fundamental felony checks (DBS), and ensuring they’ve the correct to work within the UK.

‘Self-employed unbiased couriers have the authorized proper to make use of a substitute. Under the UK’s employment legal guidelines, the courier account-holder is liable for making certain their substitute meets the mandatory requirements to ship on our community.

‘If we discover that our excessive expectations are usually not met, we are going to instantly take motion, together with eradicating couriers from our community.’

Uber Eats, Just Eat and Deliveroo all stated they have been ‘working carefully’ with the Government, and that any courier discovered to not meet their standards would instantly be faraway from their community.