The Home Office and UK government policy concerning asylum seekers/Rwanda deportations
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But, sadly, not surprising.
teqniq
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Cross posted from the Patel thread in the albeit unlikely event that anyone misses it:
Well well well. They've tried to keep the revelations secret because they thought it could harm international relations with Rwanda. Yes, of course they did, nothing to do with a very controversial policy at all.
www.independent.co.uk
Well well well. They've tried to keep the revelations secret because they thought it could harm international relations with Rwanda. Yes, of course they did, nothing to do with a very controversial policy at all.
Ministers knew of Rwanda political killings before approving migrant plan
Government attempting to keep official’s comments secret amid legal action over policy
www.independent.co.uk
teqniq
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This is bullshit:
www.telegraph.co.uk
and here is why:
bylinetimes.com
Modern slavery law ‘is biggest loophole’ for migrants
Theresa May’s legislation exploited by criminals to escape deportation, says former minister
www.telegraph.co.uk
and here is why:
Government Can’t Say How Many ‘Serious Criminals’ Contributing to ‘Alarming Rise’ of Modern Slavery System Abuse – Byline Times
An investigation by the Byline Intelligence Team raises questions about the Home Secretary's claims that criminals are 'clogging up' the system to support victims of modern slavery
bylinetimes.com
teqniq
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Partial victory. Judge ruled that some parts should remain redacted:
Judge rules Rwanda migrants deal misgivings must be public
Judge rules Rwanda migrants deal misgivings must be public
teqniq
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Institutional racism writ large:
paywall busted version:
Afghan judge in hiding is refused entry to UK
paywall busted version:
Afghan judge in hiding is refused entry to UK
teqniq
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Well this is just completely disgusting and quite possibly would contravene international humanitarian law:
www.reuters.com
UK to propose asylum ban on Channel migrants
British interior minister Suella Braverman will set out plans on Tuesday for new powers which would ban migrants who cross the English Channel from claiming asylum, a government source said.
MickiQ
In My Defence I was left Unsupervised
That's clearly a desperate appeal to the base that they are doing 'something' no matter what. As far as reality on the ground is concerned it makes no difference. They are obviously hoping that the message will get back "Don't come here you're not welcome" as if we've welcomed them with open arms so far. It hasn't before and it won't this time. No matter how they are treated when they get here, there is no actual way of stopping them trying to cross the Channel.
teqniq
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Bit of a result here:
www.theguardian.com
Airline hired for UK’s Rwanda deportations pulls out of scheme
Exclusive: Privilege Style causes problem for Home Office as it bows to pressure from campaigners
Privilege Style joins the anti growth coalition.Bit of a result here:
Airline hired for UK’s Rwanda deportations pulls out of scheme
Exclusive: Privilege Style causes problem for Home Office as it bows to pressure from campaigners
teqniq
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Chaos at the Home office it would seem:
www.independent.co.uk
Asylum chief quits Home Office as Labour attacks ‘chaos and confusion’ in department
Exclusive: Yvette Cooper says department is in ‘special measures’ after seeing three home secretaries within two months
www.independent.co.uk
teqniq
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Why am I not surprised?
www.opendemocracy.net
Braverman snubs report blaming asylum crisis on government
The Home Affairs Committee blames the Home Office for the crisis. The home secretary rejected all its suggestions
www.opendemocracy.net
teqniq
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Cross-posted from the Braverman thread:
Suella Braverman’s decisions led to diphtheria and scabies at migrant hub
Suella Braverman’s decisions led to diphtheria and scabies at migrant hub
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Home Office set to advertise £385 million private border security contracts - Corporate Watch
Border Force, the Home Office unit patrolling the UK’s external borders, is planning £385 million of new spending on patrol boats, security guards, dogs, drones and other equipment. Much of this is likely to be used in the Channel, targeting refugees trying to cross the water. The Home Office’s...
corporatewatch.org
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muscovyduck
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This sort of thing happens in the care system too, to teenagers trying to get placements.
teqniq
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This is worth a read:
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Thread by @MigrantsLawProj on Thread Reader App
@MigrantsLawProj: The MLP is thrilled that we have managed to reunite Yonas (not real names), a young refugee who was trapped in Libya, with his brother, Abel, a refugee in the UK. This is the first...…
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teqniq
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WTF?
www.theguardian.com
Child asylum seekers detained as adults after UK Home Office ‘alters birth dates’
Unaccompanied child refugees describe attacks in notorious Manston camp after officials ‘ignore or discount’ ID documents
Karl Masks
Birds Angel Delight
I mean it just gets worse with every turn. I don't know how, I don't want to know how. But my godWTF?
Child asylum seekers detained as adults after UK Home Office ‘alters birth dates’
Unaccompanied child refugees describe attacks in notorious Manston camp after officials ‘ignore or discount’ ID documents
cupid_stunt
Chief seagull hater & farmerbarleymow's nemesis.
This is disappointing, although no doubt it'll go to appeal.
MickiQ
In My Defence I was left Unsupervised
I don't think there was ever much doubt it would be declared legal, even if it hadn't then with an 80+ majority and considerable public support then I don't doubt that legislation would be passed to make it legal. Any appeal against this is going to be a delaying tactic. A much more valid question is whether or not this is a pointless boondoggle that will achieve naff all beside squandering the odd hundred million quid. My money is on yes, I will be genuinely surprised if a year from now if the number of people sent to Rwanda is more than single figures or indeed any figure besides 0.
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Bahnhof Strasse
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Dr Martin Luther King Jr said:
UK Home Secretary said:
teqniq
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An analysis of the High Court's ruling from someone who seems to know what hey are talking about:
How the government won but also lost the court case on Rwanda removal policy
19th December 2022 Today the High Court handed down its judgment in respect of the many legal claims brought against the Rwanda removal policy. On the face of it, the government of the United Kingd…
davidallengreen.com
MickiQ
In My Defence I was left Unsupervised
Yep definitely a boondoggle, roll up and watch your taxes being pissed up the wall.An analysis of the High Court's ruling from someone who seems to know what hey are talking about:
How the government won but also lost the court case on Rwanda removal policy
19th December 2022 Today the High Court handed down its judgment in respect of the many legal claims brought against the Rwanda removal policy. On the face of it, the government of the United Kingd…davidallengreen.com
Karl Masks
Birds Angel Delight
But those eight people will just get put back in the queue for whenever this plane leaves. Braverman will 'look again' and come to the same decision. This government and the systems it has run into the ground are a shambles. I would be surprised if this ever happens and if it does I don't see this policy lasting. The whole thing is a cack handed shit show. How is it even meant to stop people smugglers? They won't care what happens to people they cast off into the channel, obviously. If people think this is a good scheme, as the government has to spin it (they can't go around saying that they also think rwanda is unsafe), then they are encouraging people to come here, and thus encouraging the traffickers. There is no part of this stupid plan that isn't transparently ridicoulous
teqniq
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Cross-posted with the Windrush thread:
www.theguardian.com
Suella Braverman plans to ditch key Windrush pledges
Exclusive: UK government set to implement hardline commitments to fast-track detention and removal of migrants
teqniq
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A bill that was originally primarily aimed at reducing online harm to children has had some amendments introduced:
www.theguardian.com
Donelan confirms stiffer online safety measures after backbench pressure
One new provision targets senior managers at tech platforms who ignore Ofcom enforcement notices
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