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The UK parliament on Monday finally approved a controversial deportation bill that will allow the government to send asylum seekers to Rwanda, with the law expected to come into force within days.

The UK parliament on Monday approved a controversial deportation bill that allows the government to send asylum seekers to Rwanda, with the law expected to receive royal assent in the coming days.

The UK parliament on Monday approved a controversial deportation bill that allows the government to send asylum seekers to Rwanda. The legislation is expected to receive royal assent on Tuesday.

Parliament in the UK on Monday approved a bill that allows the government to deport asylum seekers to Rwanda. The legislation is expected to receive royal assent Tuesday.

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After legislators in the House of Commons already rejected two amendments proposed by the House of Lords last week, the bill cleared the final hurdle when the Lords finally decided not to table any further amendments.

After legislators in the House of Commons rejected two amendments proposed by the House of Lords last week, the bill cleared the final hurdle when the Lords finally decided not to table any further amendments.

The bill cleared the final hurdle when the House of Lords finally decided not to table any further amendments after legislators in the House of Commons rejected its two proposed changes last week.

The bill passed after the House of Lords decided not to table any further amendments after legislators in the House of Commons rejected its two proposed changes last week.

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In a press release, UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak said the government's focus is now to "get flights off the ground", with Home Secretary James Cleverly commenting that the first deportation flights are due to start "within 10-12 weeks."

In a press release, UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak said the government's focus is now to "get flights off the ground," with Home Secretary James Cleverly commenting that the first deportation flights are due to start "within 10-12 weeks."

The government is expected to "get flights off the ground," with the first deportation flights set to start "within 10-12 weeks."

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Formulated in 2022, the Rwanda plan provides for asylum seekers who arrive illegally in the UK to be sent to Rwanda. The policy is intended to deter people from crossing the Channel and undermine the traffickers' business model.

The Rwanda Plan, drafted in 2022, provides for asylum seekers arriving illegally in the UK to be sent to Rwanda. The policy is designed to deter people from crossing the Channel and stop human trafficking.

The bill, drafted in 2022, provides for asylum seekers arriving illegally in the UK to be sent to Rwanda and is designed to deter migrants from crossing the Channel and stop human trafficking.

The bill, drafted in 2022, provides for asylum seekers arriving illegally in the UK to be sent to Rwanda. The government hopes this will deter migrants from crossing the Channel and stop human trafficking.

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Meanwhile, Shadow Home Secretary Yvette Cooper from the opposition Labour Party slammed the deportation scheme as an "extortionately expensive gimmick", and rights groups claimed it violates international law.

Shadow Home Secretary Yvette Cooper from the opposition Labour Party slammed the deportation scheme as an "extortionately expensive gimmick," and rights groups claimed it violates international law.

Independent

However, Shadow Home Secretary Yvette Cooper said the Labour Party would substitute the Rwanda plan with "cross-border policing and a new returns and enforcement unit."

However, Shadow Home Secretary Yvette Cooper said the Labour Party wouldn't carry out any deportations and would instead substitute the plan with "cross-border policing and a new returns and enforcement unit."

The bill was long delayed due to attempts to amend it, and last year the UK Supreme Court found that the policy was unlawful. In 2022, 45,744 migrants reportedly crossed the Channel, while net migration amounted to 745K.

The bill comes after the UK's Supreme Court called the Sunak government's plan unlawful last year. In 2022, over 45K migrants reportedly arrived in the UK via small boats, while net migration amounted to 745K.

This bill comes after the UK's Supreme Court called the Sunak government's plan unlawful last year. In 2022, over 45K migrants reportedly arrived in the UK via small boats, while net migration amounted to 745K.

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The approval of this landmark legislation is a relief for Britons and signals the dawn of fundamental change in dealing with global migration. The Rwanda Plan will deter vulnerable migrants from dangerous crossings and dismantle the business of criminal trafficking gangs. For that reason, the UK has made every preparation to start deporting illegal migrants to Rwanda as soon as possible. The Sunak government's victory will protect lives and make Britain safer.

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Nothing will stand in way of Rwanda flights: Sunak after key bill passes

Urgent action is indeed needed to stop criminal traffickers and strengthen the UK's borders, but the Rwanda plan is certainly not going to achieve that. The plan isn't only extraordinarily costly but only covers 1% of people arriving in the UK, with no blueprint for the other 99%. Meanwhile, returns dropped by almost 50% since the Conservatives took over. Britain needs a proper migration policy, and the Rwanda plan is proof of the utter failure of the Sunak government.

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Approval of this landmark legislation should be a relief for Britons who will benefit from a fundamental change in dealing with global migration. The Rwanda Plan will deter vulnerable migrants from dangerous crossings and dismantle the business of criminal trafficking gangs. The Sunak government's victory will protect lives and make Britain safer.

Although urgent action is needed to stop criminal traffickers and strengthen the UK's borders, the Rwanda plan is not the way to achieve that. This plan is extraordinarily costly and covers just 1% of people arriving in the UK, with no blueprint for the other 99%. Britain needs a proper migration policy, not another plan representative of the Sunak government's continued failure.

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