Page 3 - Illegal Migration News Today

There is no clearer example of the broken Westminster consensus than the last three decades of immigration policy. Successive governments have failed to tackle illegal migration. And as I have set out in these pages, the latest attempt – the Safety of Rwanda Act – will shortly join the graveyard of policies that haven’t re-established our southern border.

Robert Jenrick has called for a cap on net migration of less than 100,000 a year, arguing that it is the only way to restore voters’ trust.

Former Italian Deputy Foreign Minister Guglielmo Picchi provides insight in an interview for Magyar Nemzet.

The FWC, along with local, state, and federal authorities, halted a vessel off the coast of Miami-Dade which contained over two dozen illegal migrants.

The fascistic policies being rolled out by London are being implemented everywhere by the capitalist class, as they whip up a foul anti-immigration atmosphere the better to pursue policies of austerity and war.

Conservative government has pushed legislation to send asylum-seekers to Rwanda, sparking legal challenges and criticism. The plan faces opposition from various rights groups and officials, raising concerns about legality and human rights violations.

The illegal migration minister says the Rwanda Bills deterrent effect will not "kick in" for several weeks.

The Rwanda Bill will become law in a major victory for Rishi Sunak after it was finally passed by the House of Lords with no further amendments on Monday evening.

Rishi Sunak has vowed that nothing will stop the government getting migrant flights off to Rwanda after the controversial bill finally passed on Monday night - but a minister also warned of "stumbling blocks" ahead.

Rishi Sunak told a press conference in Downing Street he is ready to make MPs and peers sit through the night to break an impasse on the crucial legislation.