BREAKING: Home Office to launch appeal in attempt to save Rwanda policy
but has been pushed forward by his successors as part of their plans to tackle small boat crossings in the Channel.
However, critics have claimed the policy breaks international human rights laws, and no one has been sent to the country yet after ongoing legal challenges in the courts.Home sec 'fully committed' to Rwanda policy Last week, three judges overturned a High Court ruling that previously said the east African nation could be considered a"safe third country" for migrants to be sent to.
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak said he"fundamentally disagreed" with the decision, while Home Secretary Suella Braverman called it"madness". The PM's official spokesperson confirmed the government would be submitting an appeal to the Supreme Court today to meet the court's deadline and to try and reverse the ruling.
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