London Leftists Slash Tyres of Bus to Prevent Removal of Illegal Migrants from Britain
Open borders advocates on the streets and in the government have stepped up efforts to derail plans to remove illegal migrants from the UK.
Open borders advocates on the streets and in the government have stepped up efforts to derail plans to remove illegal migrants from the UK.
The first “illegal migrants” to be deported to Rwanda have been detained, but thousands have already slipped through the net or gone missing.
The Congo has sent Apple a cease-and-desist order threatening legal action unless the tech giant stops using allegedly illegally exported minerals.
Brexit leader Nigel Farage said that Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has “staked the house” on stopping illegal migrants crossing the English Channel and therefore will have to call for a general election in June or July to force voters to cast their ballots before his hallmark legislation has a chance to fail.
Europe’s highest rights body called on Britain to scrap a plan to deport asylum seekers to Rwanda, saying it raised “major issues”.
The bill would theoretically see illegal migrants removed from Britain to Rwanda, however, getting illegals on flights is not a certainty.
An organization representing the ethnic Tutsi survivors of the 1994 Rwandan genocide condemned Antony Blinken.
Tories get in not-so subtle dig at mayor Sadiq Khan by stating the Rwandan capital is now “arguably safer than London”.
UK govt planes to take migrants to Africa are still three months away and Farage doubts whether a single migrant will be removed at all.
France will aim to renew ties with Africa and build “balanced partnerships” that are beneficial to the continent, France’s top diplomat said.
A record number of migrants crossed the English Channel so far this year despite Rishi Sunak’s claims of success at stopping the boats.
The British government is planning on giving failed asylum seekers up to £3,000 to voluntarily leave the country and relocate to Rwanda.
58 Tory lawmakers backed amendment to prevent international law from being used to block or delay a person from being deported to Rwanda.
On Wednesday’s broadcast of MSNBC’s “The ReidOut,” host Joy Reid stated that even though Hamas has refused to release any more of the hostages it took during the October 7 terrorist attack on Israel despite Israel offering another pause in
A French court is expected to rule Tuesday on charges against a Rwandan doctor for his alleged role in the 1994 genocide in his home country.
Former Home Secretary Suella Braverman warned the Tories are facing “electoral oblivion” and warned Prime Minister’s Sunak Rwanda plans are doomed to fail.
The interior ministers of Britain and Rwanda signed a treaty on Tuesday that aims to revive a plan to send asylum-seekers to East Africa.
Top figures rush to pour water on promise of deportation flights by Spring, while sacked minister Braverman warns gov simply not bold enough.
UK leader Rishi Sunak set himself a trap on Wednesday night, promising flights deporting migrants to Rwanda by “Spring next year”.
Prime Minister promises “emergency legislation” to enable deporation flights and to face up to the European court if they try to stop him.
UK and Austria signed security agreement taking in migration, terrorism, and cyber and are set to enter further talks on deportations.
Prime Minsiter Rishi Sunak admitted the government is likely to fail to stop the migrant crisis before the next election.
During a state visit to Rwanda on Sunday, Hungarian President Katalin Novak signed an agreement allowing Rwandan nuclear energy technicians to receive training from Hungarian universities.
Court of Appeals rules Rwanda is not a safe country for deportations and thereby ruling out the UK government’s resettlement scheme.
Bureaucrats in Britain’s deep state threatened to go on strike over the government’s plan to deport illegal boat migrants to Rwanda.
A former Rwandan military policeman who entered France under a fake identity goes on trial charged with genocide and crimes against humanity.
More than 1,000 boat migrants reportedly landed in the UK last week, data released by the government has revealed.
Rwanda marked on Friday the 29th anniversary of the 1994 genocide of ethnic Tutsis, a nationwide massacre that lasted 100 days and killed over 1 million people.
Rwandan male gets four years for causing $40 million damage to Nantes Cathedral, will face trial over the murder of a Catholic priest next.
Britain’s Home Secretary has said boat migrants who may be removed from Britain and resettled in Rwanda should think of the arrangements as a “blessing”, infuriating anti-borders activists and politicians.
The Protestant Council of Rwanda (CPR) has instructed all its health facilities to stop performing abortions, joining a similar policy adopted by the Catholic Church.
Nigel Farage has called for a Brexit-style national referendum on leaving the deportation-blocking European Court of Human Rights.
A record number of around 65,000 boat migrants are expected to cross the English Channel and enter the UK in 2023, officials reporetdly said.
Even if Britain were to stop illegal Albanian migrants from entering the UK, there would be an “infinite” number of migrants looking to take their place, government officials have reportedly lamented.
Boat migrants deported from the UK can look forward to having a “dignified life” in Africa, a spokeswoman for the Rwandan government has said.
The U.N. prepared a troubling report on the insurgency in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) this week, warning that the conflict is intensifying and putting more civilians, including children, at risk of abduction, rape, and torture.
(AFP) – If the UK government has its way, the tens of thousands of migrants arriving on England’s southeastern shores each year, after crossing the Channel in small boats, will face swift deportation to Rwanda.
Suella Braverman, Britain’s Home Secretary, has promised to see illegal migrants deported “at scale” to Rwanda.
Nigel Farage said that despite the High Court move to approve the Rwanda migrant scheme, it is still faces years of legal challenges.
A now retired Archbishop within the Church of England has attacked Britain’s plan to deport migrants to Rwanda for not taking into account climate change.