Overview

• British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and Rwandan President Paul Kagame express optimism for the spring launch of migrant deportation flights to Rwanda.
• The plan aims to dismantle the business model of criminal gangs exploiting asylum seekers, but faces criticism and legal hurdles.
• Reports indicate that housing in Rwanda designated for migrants has been sold, raising questions about the plan's viability.
• The UK's Supreme Court previously ruled the policy unlawful, and the House of Lords seeks to give courts more oversight.
• Despite setbacks, both governments assert readiness to host migrants, with the UK focused on initiating flights as soon as possible.