Kardo Jaf, a 28-year-old Iraqi Kurd, has been unmasked as the leader of a vast international smuggling operation responsible for more than half of Channel crossings in recent years. His own network charges about £15,000 to smuggle a migrant from Iraq to the UK, offering a safer service with the option of a VIP service for those who can pay.
A people smuggler whose network is believed to be responsible for more than half of Channel crossings in recent years has been unmasked as a 28-year-old Iraqi Kurd named Kardo Jaf .
He operates under the alias 'Kardo Ranya' and is thought to lead a vast international smuggling operation with routes stretching from Afghanistan to the UK. His own network charges about £15,000 to smuggle a migrant from Iraq to the UK, offering a safer service with the option of a VIP service for those who can pay. Investigative journalists confirmed Jaf's true identity by penetrating his inner network and captured him offering a guarantee to reach the UK.
Anger has risen over the large numbers of migrants continuing to make the journey despite the Government agreeing to pay France £660 million over three years to help curb the crossings. A previous three-year, £500million deal was agreed in 2023 by then Conservative PM Rishi Sunak and during the lifetime of the agreement more than 84,000 migrants reached Britain.
One of Jaf's collaborators recently received a 10-year jail sentence in France for money-laundering and organising 'the illegal entry, movement or stay of a foreign national'. More migrants have arrived under Sir Keir Starmer's tenure as Prime Minister than under any other PM, with 71,932. Last year saw 41,472 migrants reach Britain, the second-highest annual total since the start of the crisis
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