Rwanda scheme

All that has happened is that the court have said in principle that the legislation and policy is lawful.

That doesn’t mean anyone will be going to Rwanda anytime soon.

From what I have heard all the planned deportations had flaws within them from the Home Office side.

Will the government introduce legislation to try and prevent lawyers and the courts getting so involved in future cases?
 
Hitler had a similar policy for non-Aryan ethnic peoples.
Transportation and enslavement.

"The way a government treats refugees is very instructive,
because it shows you how they would treat the rest of us,
if they thought they could get away with it".
(Tony Benn)
 
It's an horrendous policy that regardless of its legality should not be considered on the dual points of morality and cost.

The first port of call of any Government serious about dealing with illegal immigration is the need to allow a 3rd Party state application process rather than a 3rd Party state deportation process which does nothing to tackle the core problems at the heart of this issue.

This policy is a classic Conservative smokescreen of something unworkable proposed as an answer to a problem that has much more effective and realistic alternative solutions.

It really is a dog whistle for the lowest common denominator of neo-racist flag huggers who have no understanding or grip of the reality beyond what the Express headlines tell them.
 
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