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Operation Rwanda: Inside Rishi's crack deportation teams charged with rounding up illegal migrants for transportation to Africa... as beleaguered PM pins hopes on policy after local election shellacking - Vimarsana News

Operation Rwanda: Inside Rishi's crack deportation teams charged with rounding up illegal migrants for transportation to Africa... as beleaguered PM pins hopes on policy after local election shellacking

After year's of furious debate Britain's Rwanda crackdown has finally begun, with Home Office agents this week detaining the first set of illegal migrants.

Rwanda flight detentions to begin within weeks, UK says - Vimarsana News

Rwanda flight detentions to begin within weeks, UK says

There are reports asylum seekers will start to be transferred to detention centres later today.

Source: rnz.co.nz
Priti Patel WILL challenge European ruling that halted Rwanda flight - Vimarsana News

Priti Patel WILL challenge European ruling that halted Rwanda flight

The Home Secretary is poised to make a formal challenge to the European Court of Human Rights, opening up the prospect of another attempt at sending Channel migrants on a one-way trip to Africa.

Boris Johnson has defended plans to electronically tag refugees - Vimarsana News

Boris Johnson has defended plans to electronically tag refugees

A new Home Office trials could see asylum seekers electronically tagged and given a curfew - an idea which the Prime Minister has defended.

Source: joe.co.uk
Asylum seeker on Rwanda flight would 'never have come to the UK' - Vimarsana News

Asylum seeker on Rwanda flight would 'never have come to the UK'

The man, known only as KN, hopes he will now stay in Britain after the 11th hour reprieve at MoD Boscombe Down, declaring: 'I have the right to have a better life'.