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Why are we such mugs? Take a deep breath and read the 25-year saga of two illegal Iraqi migrants who became people-smuggling kingpins, ran rings round our legal system and cost taxpayers £1million

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“Why are we such mugs? Take a deep breath and read the 25-year saga of two illegal Iraqi migrants who became people-smuggling kingpins, ran rings round our legal system and cost taxpayers £1million”

They stop near a parked lorry and hand its Romanian driver the plastic bag. All are about to go their separate ways when officers from the National Crime Agency (NCA) swoop.

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