Henry Nowak was 18. He was stabbed on a street in Southampton and died in handcuffs, telling the officers who arrested him that he could not breathe. They refused to believe him because of his skin colour. Now the mother of the man who killed him could be out of prison by Christmas. Kiran Kaur took the knife from the scene and hid it to protect her son. She was jailed in July. Barely three months later, she may be walking free. Out before Christmas. That is an insult to Henry and to a family who have shown extraordinary dignity through all of this. Today I have written to the Justice Secretary to ask them to stop it. What happened to Henry did not come out of nowhere. Identity politics has taken hold at the top of Hampshire & Isle of Wight Police. Race action plans, unconscious bias training, endless box-ticking, so that on that night Henry was treated as the suspect, rather than the victim. Justice is supposed to be blind. Once it starts asking who you are before asking what you did, it is no longer justice as we know it. Lucy Connolly spent the best part of a year behind bars for an online post she deleted within three hours. Kiran Kaur hid a murder weapon and she may serve less than a year. Two-Tier Britain. The British public are not fools. They can see two-tier justice with their own eyes, and they are right to be angry. Kiran Kaur should not be released early. She should be deported.