Britain's Judiciary 'Leans Left,' Claims MacKenzie

An immigration judge in the UK has caused outrage by allowing a Slovakian criminal to stay in the country, citing his claimed rehabilitation. Former Sun Editor @kelvmackenzie criticized the decision, questioning the political leanings of Britain's judiciary system. MacKenzie argued that the courts lack representation from conservative viewpoints. He emphasized the absence of public input in legal decisions, pointing out the influence of past EU laws on such cases. The judge's ruling reflects broader concerns about immigration law and judiciary impartiality in Britain.