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On the evening of April 22, the British Parliament approved the bill for sending illegal immigrants to Rwanda.
Dozens of conservatives believed the bill was flawed and violated human rights and had threatened to rebel, but in the end, only 11 voted against it.
The bill is expected to go to the House of Lords where it could face stiff opposition. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak argues that some asylum-seekers getting into Rwanda will be a barrier to migrants seeking to get to the UK by crossing the English Channel in small boats, but Labor has labeled the plan a scam and too costly. times higher.
After the vote on Monday night, Home Secretary James Cleverly said it was a milestone in the government's plan to ban migrant boats. In a video posted on social media, he said the law would stop the abuse of migrants using false human rights claims.
UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has stated this morning that the law to send illegal immigrants to Rwanda is a fundamental change to the 'global migration equation'.
"Nothing will stop us from doing this and saving lives," he said.
Over the past two days, right-wing Conservative Party MPs have tried to change the bill, arguing that the government's plan for Rwanda could be blocked by the courts.
In November 2023, the Supreme Court ruled that Rwanda's scheme was illegal and violated the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR), which prohibits torture and inhuman treatment.
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