TikTok migrant who gave a step-by-step guide on how to cross the Channel 'filmed a how to kill your wife rant weeks before boarding small boat to Britain'

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A TikTok migrant who shared a 'step-by-step guide' on how to cross the Channel 'filmed a how to kill your wife rant weeks before boarding a small boat to Britain'.
Parwiz Hanifyar, known online as Alexandra420, shared videos of his journey on TikTok and gained nearly one million views as he boasted about entering the UK illegally.
Mr Hanifyar, who left Calais at around 4am on Saturday, even shared videos of himself on the small boat before live streaming in an asylum hotel.
There, he told followers he was in 'the best place' while broadcasting from his free accommodation near Heathrow Airport.
Now, it has been alleged that the TikTok migrant was reported to police for telling men how to kill their estranged wives in a social media clip filmed just weeks before he crossed the Channel, the Sun has reported.
Speaking to his 70,000 followers from Germany, the Afghan, aged in his 20s, is said to have urged viewers to drink alcohol before attacking the women in a deliberate bid to get a softer sentence.
In a disturbing clip in which he told viewers they 'must do this technique' using a household item, he said: 'Before I kill her, I drink a bottle of alcohol.
'When the police comes, they say, he was drunk.'
Now, it has been alleged that the TikTok migrant (pictured) was reported to police for telling men how to kill their estranged wives in a social media clip filmed just weeks before he crossed the Channel, the Sun has reported
Popular TikTok influencer Lemar is said to have been one of several individuals who reported the disturbing posts to the German authorities.
However, Mr Hanifyar, who reportedly lived in Berlin for three years, then went on to relocate to France and later travelled to the UK.
In response to the shocking video, Shadow Home Secretary Chris Philp described the language used by the migrant as 'sickening'.
Adding that Mr Hanifyar posed a threat to the UK, Mr Philp demanded that he be arrested and deported as a matter of urgency.
Mr Hanifyar first sparked outrage after sharing a video of himself grinning in an orange jacket and pointing to the sky.
He then showed the boat as it was surrounded by huge freight ships, set to the theme tune of US drama Prison Break.
The migrant was one of more than 400 arrivals on Saturday and was taken in by Border Force officials to be processed in Kent.
He was then taken to the four-star Crowne Plaza Hotel near Heathrow, where he started live streaming to his followers.
In the live stream, he gave viewers a tour of his room, with two single beds and an en suite bathroom.
He said: 'This is dedicated to those haters who were happy thinking we either drowned or ended up dead.'
Mr Hanifyar later claimed the boat he illegally travelled on began to deflate halfway through the journey and would have sank if Border Force officials had not rescued them.
He said: 'It was dangerous. Our boat sank. It was punctured. The water came from the inside of the boat.
'On the other side, three people pumped the water. If the British boats hadn't come in an hour, we would have been in trouble.'
Despite nearly facing serious danger, he encouraged others to pay the people-smugglers to risk the dangerous crossing.
He said: 'I risked my life, I spent my money, I came. Your country is not your mother.
'Those who want to come, this is the best place. Don't be stingy. Your country is not your father, that you are so stingy. Live your life.
'Tell your four friends to come. Why are you so stingy? Being stingy is not good for God. You see, I risked my life! Why don't you come? My wish was to come to this hotel and live. I came here just for this.'
It comes just days after a record 107 small boat migrants reached Britain in just one dingy, confounding Labour's pledge to 'smash the gangs'.
Images from the port of Dover showed human traffickers have begun to deploy a new, longer type of inflatable.
The dinghy - which can barely be described as a 'small boat' - was recovered in the Channel and taken to Dover, where it was being examined by Border Force and law enforcement, GB News reported.
It brought 107 migrants to Britain overnight, smashing the previous record of 96 people aboard one inflatable.
Meanwhile, the number of small-boat migrants reaching Britain under Labour passed 50,000.
Keir Starmer has been slammed for 'incompetence' over the handling of the Channel crisis, with the soaring figure a clear indication of the lack of a plan since he axed the Tories' Rwanda deportation scheme on his first day in power.
Former Labour home secretary Jacqui Smith blamed the Tories, claiming: 'What is happening is the result of the last government.'
Pictured: A group of people thought to be migrants are brought in to the Border Force compound in Dover, Kent, from a Border Force vessel following a small boat incident in the Channel on August 12
The Government's 'returns deal' with France appears to have done little to deter those determined to get to Britain, with the latest total including more than 1,500 arrivals in the seven days since the 'one in, one out' scheme launched. Pictured: migrants cross the Channel on August 6, 2024
In response, Reform Leader Nigel Farage criticised the Prime Minister on social media.
He wrote: 'As I predicted five years ago, unless we deport illegal migrants the invasion will be huge. 50,000 since our weak Prime Minister took office and there is no sign of it stopping.'
The Government's 'returns deal' with France appears to have done little to deter those determined to get to Britain, with the latest total including more than 1,500 arrivals in the seven days since the 'one in, one out' scheme launched.
Official figures revealed there were 474 arrivals on Monday alone, bringing the total since the general election on July 4 last year to 50,271, despite the Prime Minister's promise to 'smash the gangs' behind the trafficking trade.
The milestone was passed seven months earlier than under his Conservative predecessor, Rishi Sunak.
Baroness Smith – who is now an education, women and equalities minister under Sir Keir – said: 'It is a completely legitimate claim to say that what is happening is the result of the last government that chose to focus on gimmicks with the Rwanda scheme.'
Labour scrapped the Tories' Rwanda asylum deal – designed to deter migrants from crossing – as one of its first acts, pledging instead to 'smash the gangs' by boosting law enforcement.
However, small boat numbers are soaring, with 27,029 arrivals this year, up by 47 per cent on the same point last year and 67 per cent on the same point in 2023.
Since the start of the crisis in 2018, 178,167 migrants have reached Britain, with only about four per cent of them removed.
The Home Office told The Sun that it does not comment on individual cases.
In a previous statement issued regarding Mr Hanifyar, a Home Office spokesperson said: 'It is our long-standing policy not to comment on individual cases, but we have made clear that it is unacceptable for any individual, whether they are a member of a smuggling gang or otherwise, to promote the criminal services of people-traffickers or for social media companies to allow it.
'We are introducing specific laws through our Border Security Bill that will make it easier to prosecute individuals who publish material online which promotes or offers services facilitating small boat crossings, and these kinds of cases show why it is so essential for that Bill to be passed through Parliament at the earliest opportunity.'
A TikTok spokesperson previously said: 'We take a zero-tolerance approach to content promoting human smuggling, this account has been banned and we remove the vast majority of content before it is even reported.
'Through industry-leading search interventions and close collaboration with the UK National Crime Agency, we work to identify and disrupt organised immigration crime online, adapting our efforts to meet evolving threats.'