article_snippet: Now Home Office could face fresh questions over border controls after Home Office is thought that Mohammed Emwazi used a well-worn route to leave the UK.
article_snippet: Emwazi was then placed on a terror watch list, which prevented Emwazi from travelling to any Muslim country.
article_snippet: The Home Office are already facing questions after The Home Office emerged between 2009 and 2010, Emwazi travelled between London and Kuwait at least twice.
article_snippet: The next day – to Emwazi fury, given Emwazi claimed to have a job and bride-to-be in Kuwait – Emwazi was prevented from flying.
article_snippet: A possible attempt to leave London for Saudi Arabia in 2012 was also blocked.
article_snippet: Emwazi was born in Kuwait to a stateless family of Iraqi origin.
article_snippet: Emwazi parents moved to Britain in 1993 after His parents hopes of obtaining Kuwaiti citizenship were quashed.
article_snippet: The Daily Mail revealed yesterday that housing and state benefits for Emwazi's family since Emwazi's family came to the UK from Kuwait 20 years ago has cost taxpayers £400,000.
article_snippet: After his returned to Kuwait, other members of his family in Britain have been moved out of other members of his family in Britain homes for other members of his family in Britain own protection and are being guarded at a cost of £5,000 a day.
highlights_snippet: Home Office now facing questions after Mohammed Emwazi was on an MI5 watchlist .