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MPs tell US Secretary of State: ‘You don't want Tommy Robinson’
The far-right leader is expected to bag around £1m on a right-wing tour of the United States but the country maintains a travel ban against him for ‘fraudulently and criminally’ entering the country in 2012
Tommy Robinson delivers a speech in Central London to his supporters
MEMBERS of Parliament have written to US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo to demand that the country maintains a travel ban against Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, also known as Tommy Robinson.
In the letter seen by the Star today, 55 MPs write in favour of the ban that was put in place after Mr Yaxley-Lennon tried to “fraudulently and criminally enter the United States” in 2012 by using his friend’s passport.
Mr Yaxley-Lennon, the former English Defence League leader, plans to travel to Washington DC next week for media appearances, for which he is expected to bag around £1 million.
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