Robert Jenrick described the crimes by grooming gangs as legalized and covered up, arguing this was due to concerns over community relations given the ethnicity of offenders.
Kemi Badenoch defended Jenrick's comments, emphasizing the importance of having an open debate on the critical issue of abuse and the rape of women by grooming gangs.
Samuel Kasumu criticized Jenrick's remarks as divisive, warning that his rhetoric could incite hatred and potentially lead to violence against communities.
Kasumu stated that Jenrick’s rhetoric had dangerous implications, suggesting that it could result in fatalities while calling for him to 'tone it down'.
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