MPs question church leaders over Christianity in asylum claims

Summary

1. The Home Affairs committee is considering how the asylum system deals with migrants who have converted to Christianity
2. It comes after it emerged that a man who is believed to have carried out an attack in Clapham, south London, was granted asylum after converting from Islam
3. Abdul Shokoor Ezedi is alleged to have poured a alkali on his ex-partner, injuring her and her two young children, before going on the run - he drowned in the Thames
4. Former Home Secretary Suella Braverman and a former priest have claimed the Church is overseeing a “conveyor belt” of asylum-seeker conversions
5. The Church of England has rejected the claims that it is complicit in “fake conversions”
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