The flights of illegal immigrants were supposed to begin in 2022.
The United Kingdom, under the Tories, signed an agreement with the government of Rwanda to accept ‘refugees’ who crossed into their country illegally, and immediately the program was suspended due to political and legal challenges.
$150 million had already been given to the African country and hotels contracted to house the migrants, but only two volunteered after a £3000 bribe. The hotels stand empty.
Britain’s Radical Plan to Tackle the Migrant Crisis Turns Into a Cautionary Talen https://t.co/0Rku0u7RFu
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Flights of deported migrants are now scheduled to begin on July 24th–but only if the Tories win the upcoming election. Labour has promised to scrap the plan.
To be fair, the Tories had a lot of obstacles to overcome. The House of Lords was opposed, and the courts…
