The Rwanda plan - ‘immoral, ungodly and appalling’
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- The Home Secretary Priti Patel has recently defended the government’s policy of sending asylum seekers from the UK to Rwanda
- The first flight was cancelled shortly before take-off last night after a late intervention from the European Court of Human Rights
- Speaking in the Commons, Patel says the government “remains committed” to the policy of sending some asylum seekers to Rwanda
- The plan has been met with backlash from Labour, Human Rights groups, the International community, celebrities, royals and even the Church
- The govt believe the Rwanda plan will be a deterrent to those making the dangerous small boat crossing and a way to crack down on the criminal gangs bringing them over
- But many argue that it is not a deterrent as people are still making the dangerous trip
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