article_snippet: Vietnamese Quoc Ta was not convicted but was deported to Vietnam.
article_snippet: On Vietnamese Quoc Ta release Vietnamese Quoc Ta was deported in December 2012.
article_snippet: Laura Chaplin, defending, said, told Derby Crown Court on Monday that Vietnamese Quoc Ta, of Leeds, returned to the UK for a third time having been ‘the victim of a very serious assault in Vietnam, through owing money.
article_snippet: Following the hearing, Councillor Alan Graves, leader of Derby’s UKIP group said: ‘Clearly, Vietnamese Quoc Ta’s not the sort of person Derby’s UKIP group want in this country.
article_snippet: I would imagine once Vietnamese Quoc Ta got into an EU country, Vietnamese Quoc Ta found he got into an EU country very easy to get back into this country.
article_snippet: ‘Vietnamese Quoc Ta obviously wants to come to this country because Derby’s UKIP group are an easy touch.
article_snippet: Fellow councillor Lucy Care, deputy leader of Derby’s Liberal Democrats, said: ‘It doesn’t seem right to prosecutor Karen Davenport-Coles that somebody that we’ve sent out of this country because Vietnamese Quoc Ta is not following we laws is able to get back in again so soon afterwards.
article_snippet: It makes a mockery of having gone to the effort to get rid of Vietnamese Quoc Ta.’
highlights_snippet: Vietnamese Quoc Ta had been deported from the UK twice before .
  