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"I came to England easily, with a raft...", the Albanian exposes himself on Tik Tok, falls into the trap of the English press

2022-07-25 10:25:56Aktualitet SHKRUAR NGA REDAKSIA VOX

"I came to England easily, with a raft...", the Albanian exposes

An illegal immigrant, who last month crossed to Great Britain in a small boat, has received the attention of the great British tabloid Daily Mail. The young man has exposed himself on social media and has shown how he escaped the British immigration authorities from the camp where they kept him and then shows how easy it is to arrive on the island.

Elvis Zoto, 19, bragged on social media about entering the UK illegally and even posted a photo of his Home Office registration form showing the Albanian arrived in Dover on June 29. The Daily Mail is known for its strong editorial stance against immigration and leaves no occasion without writing in favor of cracking down on foreigners who come to the island illegally.

This time, as in many previous cases, the DailyMail writes about the case of a 19-year-old Albanian named Elvis Zoto, who arrived in a dinghy last month in England through the English Channel, who has fallen into a trap. of its investigative journalists, where the Albanian himself boasts that he easily escaped the immigration authorities, who had arranged him from a refugee camp to a hotel.

It was the Albanian immigrant himself who exposed himself on social media as having entered England illegally, and even posted a Home Office registration form showing that he arrived in Dover on June 29. In one video on his Tik Tok, Zoto is shown sitting in a cafe on a busy London street with smiley emojis, and in other images he posts wads of pound notes. 

The Albanian emigrant was contacted by a Mail On Sunday journalist who was removed as an emigrant in France, where Zoto claimed that the journey to Britain was easy, but advised them to "hurry up the journey because the law will change very soon".

Asked about the dangers of traveling across the English Channel with rafts or boats, he said "don't be afraid. I arrived by raft, a trip that doesn't cost a lot of money. They keep you in the camp for two days and then release you and take you to the hotel. Tell the authorities you are married and the story ends. I left the window. Disappear for a month and don't be there and after a month find an immigration lawyer," Elvis Zoto is quoted by the British tabloid Daily Mail.

During the last years, there are several times that Albanian immigrants on social media expose themselves and tell their stories of arrival, stay and life in England, often with photos or videos of large sums of banknotes, which have fallen prey to British investigative journalism. .

More than 15,000 people – including criminals previously deported from the UK – have crossed the Channel this year.


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