UK-Rwanda Migrant Deportation Plan Faces Setbacks Despite Leaders' Optimism

British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and Rwandan President Paul Kagame reaffirm their commitment to the deportation plan, amid reports of housing sales and legal challenges.

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.

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