THE bereaved mum of a murdered asylum hotel worker today pleaded with Sir Keir Starmer to stop allowing “scumbags” into Britain.
Siobhan Whyte said she personally blames the PM for the tragic murder of her daughter Rhiannon.
Ms Whyte, 27, was left to bleeding on a deserted platform at Bescot Stadium train station in Walsall, West Midlands.
The mum had been working at the Park Inn by Radisson hotel where her killer Deng Chol Majek had been staying after his arrival in the UK three months prior.
At a press conference alongside Reform leader Nigel Farage, Siobhan said: “Something needs to be done, they need to stop allowing them in, because it’s not Rhiannon who will be next.
“Sadly there’s children, there’s young girls getting raped.
“When’s the next murder, and a family having to go through what we’re going through?”
She added: “Do not let them out onto our street until we know who they are and what diseases they carry.
“We need to stop them and send them straight back.
“Or if they have to come in lock them up and do not let them walk on our streets. We don’t know what’s going on.”
In the West Midlands Mr Farage blasted: “There is nothing being done to change any of this.
“There is no plan with the French, and it doesn’t really matter how much money we send them, because we’ve given them £800 million to stop this since 2014, and I think cases like this genuinely outrage the British public as they should.
“This murder, this death was wholly unnecessary in every way.”
Sudan national Majek, who claimed to be 19 but was 26 at the time, has now been jailed for life with a minimum of 29 years after he was found guilty of murder.
Chilling CCTV released by police showed how the brutal killing unfolded on October 20 last year.
Majek was captured staring “spookily” at Rhiannon as she handed out snacks at the bar of the asylum hotel.
Further footage then showed the killer barging into Rhiannon – prompting her to ask: “What the f***”.
Once she left the hotel to make her way home at 11pm, Majek followed her.
At 11.04pm, Rhiannon called a friend and was seen on CCTV – with Majek captured two minutes later.
He then “closed the gap” to 90 seconds and then 30 seconds as she reached the deserted platform at 11.13pm.
Rhiannon’s friend called the police after hearing screams and also contacted the hotel, who sent one of their employees to the station.
The train that Rhiannon had been due to catch pulled in at 11.24pm and the driver saw a figure slumped on the platform.
As emergency crews battled to save the mum, Majek was filmed dancing happily and listening to music in the hotel car park with pals.
Blue lights could be seen in the background as Rhiannon was escorted to hospital, where she died three days later.