UK's Rwanda Deportation Scheme Set for Parliamentary Approval

The controversial plan, aimed at curbing Channel crossings, faces legal challenges and logistical hurdles.

The UK Parliament is poised to pass the contentious Rwanda deportation bill this week, aimed at reducing illegal Channel crossings.
Opposition persists as legal and ethical concerns about the safety of deported asylum seekers in Rwanda continue to surface.
The scheme, costing the UK nearly £5 billion for 30,000 migrants, faces logistical challenges, including securing an airline for deportation flights.
Recent record-high Channel crossings underscore the urgency of implementing stronger migration controls.
The plan has faced multiple defeats in the House of Lords, but is expected to finally pass after intense parliamentary debates.