In a case of human trafficking, Judge Richard Bray has blamed UK’s Immigration controls after charging Vietnamese siblings for trafficking almost 100 illegal immigrants into UK. The Judge passed his judgment and sentenced Hanh Van Vu, 40, for 11 years of jail as his half sister (also his wife) was jailed for two years.

Reports say that Hanh married his sister, Duc Thi Vu, in order to stay in the UK as both have been sentenced deportation for gaining UK citizenship by wrong methods.

The Judge said that he has done his part of the duty and leave the rest for the Home Officers. He went on to term the UK Immigration controls as “pitiful” and disclosed his apprehensions at the lax immigration rules which allow anyone to enter the premises without any identification.

In fact, the judge was shocked that despite not having a proper documentation, illegal immigrants find it a cakewalk to enter the UK and are let onto the streets without facing any stringent checks or scrutiny.

Duc Thi Vu had lived in Britain under a fake name for 19 years. Hanh Van Vu married her and gained entry into the UK on an illegal basis. He also smuggled a titanic quantity of 100 undocumented immigrants and set them to work only to get “modern form of slavery” in return.