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Brexit pays off. No ties to European Union set the United Kingdom free to deport illegal migrants to Rwanda by plane. Parliament has passed the controversial law allowing this. Rwanda has now been declared a safe country to avoid objections to deportations. The law has been the subject of long debate in Britain. The government has been trying to get the plan through for years, but has always encountered resistance. The law was announced two years ago. This was followed by a long parliamentary process, partly due to legal setbacks. For example, an earlier version was blocked by the judge, because Rwanda was not a safe country. That problem for British Prime Minister Sunak has now been resolved. In November, the UK's highest courts ruled that Rwanda is not safe, but with the new legislation the Prime Minister has achieved, among other things, that this is no longer an obstacle. The House of Commons has now declared Rwanda safe. This was preceded by a marathon fight between the House of Lords (House of Lords) and the House of Commons (House of Commons) that lasted well into the night. The law is likely to be signed by King Charles on Tuesday. The law is intended to deter migrants who want to cross the Channel, but there is a lot of opposition to the controversial plan. Two years ago, a plane carrying asylum seekers about to depart for Kigali was stopped on the runway by a European judge. The British plan is being followed with great interest by other European countries. It may set a precedent on how to deal with asylum seekers. The whole idea behind this is to deter people. The British are looking for a new model to discourage people from making the dangerous crossing to the UK. This outsources the asylum procedure to a completely different country. This law is a big victory for Prime Minister Sunak made this his promise even before he became Prime Minister. The Blog Tags Widget will appear here on the published site.
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