Rupert Lowe, Reform MP for Great Yarmouth, has questioned why Alius Ambulta - a 39-year-old from Lithuania currently on immigration bail - has not been deported despite his track record of criminality.

On Monday (December 9), he was jailed for drug dealing on Yarmouth's seafront just weeks after being released from prison.

Alius Ambulta was arrested after selling drugs to passing drivers on Great Yarmouth seafront (Image: Newsquest)

He has previously used five different dates of birth and five fake names, and has amassed 17 previous convictions - despite being in the country illegally and subject to immigration bail.

It has prompted Mr Lowe to write to home secretary Yvette Cooper calling for his immediate removal.

He said: "If a foreign national comes to the UK and commits a crime they should be deported.

"The individual has numerous convictions yet has remained in our country to offend and offend again.

"Why has this........

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