At the appeal hearing at Birmingham Civil Justice Centre, Mr Justice Soole rejected the trust’s warning that Judge Najib’s ruling could lead to further claims, adding the 2024 decision was based on “very particular facts and circumstances”.
A Birmingham Community Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust spokesman told MailOnline: “We respect the Court’s judgment, will learn from it and are considering how to apply its findings. We are committed to preventing any discrimination in our services at HMP Birmingham.”
The Home Office said they would “pursue Mr Ibrahim’s deportation at the earliest opportunity following his release”
A spokesman added: ‘Our thoughts are with the victims of these sickening crimes. Foreign national offenders are referred for deportation at the earliest opportunity post-sentencing and will be barred from ever returning.
“Over 11,700 foreign criminals, including murderers and rapists, have been removed since the last election, a 41 per cent increase when compared to the previous two-year period.”

