'I lost my daughter through the scumbags allowed in illegally ...I do blame Starmer'

one Rhiannon 23 times with a screwdriver in a 90-second frenzy.

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The 27-year-old was working at the hotel Deng stayed in, funded by the taxpayer. After she finished her shift he followed her to Bescot Stadium train station in Walsall and killed her, in October 2024.

Mrs Whyte said yesterday: “I’ve lost my daughter through these scumbags that were allowed into this country illegally.”

She told the Daily Express that she is now fearful for the safety of her 13-year-old granddaughter.

Speaking with tears in her eyes at a press conference in Bedworth, Warwicks, Mrs Whyte predicted more killings and sex attacks unless urgent action is taken.

She added: “I’m petrified. I've got a 13-yearold granddaughter, she goes out and about with her friends. I worry about my children. What future have they got?

“The UK is a laughing stock. America stops them, the Australians stop them, all these other countries stop them. Stop them from coming in here.

“France has been paid hundreds of millions to stop the boats and they are just letting them in. Stop them at the borders.

“Send them back, let [other countries] deal with them. Send them back to their country. Why should they be allowed here?”

CCTV from the Park Inn hotel, which housed asylum seekers, showed Majek hanging around the reception area staring at Rhiannon.

After her shift she was speaking to a friend by phone when Majek attacked on the empty platform at 1pm, stabbing her in her head, chest and arm. One wound was so deep it pierced her brain stem.

He took her phone and dropped it in a river, and was seen dancing and laughing in the hotel car park.

Rhiannon died in hospital three days later. No motive has been established for the attack.

Majek had reached the UK on a small boat three months earlier and applied for asylum. He was jailed for 29 years in January.