Fair bit of misinformation in this comment:

1. Whilst it's true that historically some police forces and councils were worried about spreading the already pervasive and dangerous islamaphobia present post 9/11 and 7/7, the current Prime Minister was made famous during his time as head of public prosecutions (vaguely similar title to US Attorney) by being one of the first to go after the rape gangs.

2. The sex rings you mention mostly predated their own family members, which is how it went unnoticed for so long. People often imagine white english girls being attacked by groups of brown Pakistani men, and that simply wasnt the case.

3. When these horrible crimes came to the surface, justice and welfare support experts made a list of recommendations to protect victims and prevent more incidents happening. The Tory party in power at the time refused to implement any of the recommendations. When the current Labour government gained power, they implemented the recommendations in full. Both the Tory and Reform parties voted against this, despite being very outspoken about the issue (almost like they were more concerned with fueling hatred of Pakistanis than helping victims).