The people-smuggler talks about Britain like a travel agent peddling a package holiday. ‘If you want to work, earn good money and have a good life, you need to go to the UK,’ he tells the Daily Mail. ‘They don’t deport anyone.’
Dlovan runs his ‘travel agency’ inside a mall in central Erbil, Iraqi Kurdistan. But there are no holiday brochures, computer terminals or signs of a legitimate business in Dlovan’s agency.
Instead, he sits behind a large desk littered with used coffee cups and an overflowing ashtray, chain-smoking expensive cigarettes and smelling strongly of aftershave.
Business, it seems, is good. Pointing to
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