UK passes Rwanda deportation bill
Britain's Conservative government finally won approval for its flagship immigration policy on Monday, enshrining a deportation bill to Rwanda that human rights activists say is inhumane, immigration experts say unworkable and legal critics say it has corroded the country's reputation in terms of the rule of law.The legislation is designed to allow the government to put some asylum seekers on one-way flights to Rwanda, where their claims will be processed by authorities in that central African country. If they were then granted refugee status, they would be resettled in Rwanda, not Britain.From the moment the plan was first introduced in 2022, under then-Prime Minister Boris Johnson, experts said it would breach Britain's human rights obligations under national and internationa...