A new step regarding immigrants from England

In The Times newspaper news, it has been reported that the UK Home Office plans to close the deportation objection path for immigrants or allow them to appeal only after they have been deported, as part of the fight against illegal immigration. through the English Channel. .

The British Home Office spokesman, who declined to comment on the news that the government will block the road to appeal the deportation of immigrants, said the “unacceptable number of people” who cross the English Channel in small boats, risking their lives, putting pressure on the asylum system.

AMONG THE GOVERNMENT PRIORITY

The spokesperson also stressed that his priority is to prevent illegal border crossings.

British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has stated that tackling irregular migration across the English Channel is among the government’s top five priorities.

According to official data, in 2022, 45,756 migrants crossed the English Channel and arrived in England.

PLAN TO SEND IRREGULAR IMMIGRANTS TO Rwanda

The Migration and Economic Development Partnership Agreement was signed between the two countries on April 14 to send illegal immigrants in England to Rwanda.

Human rights organizations reacted to the agreement. Appeal Court judges ruled on June 13, 2022 that the first flight to bring migrants and asylum seekers to Rwanda could take place. Lawyers for the asylum seekers, whose individual applications were rejected, appealed to the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) hours before the flight took off.

The ECHR stopped the flight with its decision on June 14, minutes before the plane’s departure.

On December 19, 2022, the UK Supreme Court ruled that the government’s plan to send irregular migrants to Rwanda was “lawful”.

The appeal of a charity, which opposed the court’s decision, was accepted on January 16. (AA)