Operation Vector News Today

MPs report that the Home Office Rwanda Asylum Plan lacks credibility, raising concerns over implementation and financial efficiency.

Asylum seekers detained in Operation Vector share their stories, revealing fears and uncertainty about being sent to Rwanda.

Some 103 people came across in two boats yesterday, it has been revealed - bringing the total so far this year, not including Sundays arrivals, to 9,803.

The number of migrants arriving to Britain on small boats crossing the Channel is now about to reach 10,000 people.

Despite Government promises to remove illegal migrants, only a small fraction of those who crossed the Channel in small boats last year have been deported.

Ministers have repeatedly vowed tough action on those entering the UK illegally, promising they will be removed with no right to return.

The Home Office last week launched a nationwide operation to round up asylum seekers, leaving many fearful and confused

Leaked documents predicted 75 per cent of detained migrants will bring successful judicial reviews blocking their removal to Rwanda, The Daily Mail has learned.

After years of furious debate Britains Rwanda crackdown has finally begun, with Home Office agents this week detaining the first set of illegal migrants.

Paul Routledge on the unbelievable news that more than half the 5,700 asylum seekers marked for deportation to Rwanda now 'cannot be located'