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Asylum seekers hide or flee to Ireland to avoid UK Rwanda detentions | Home Office

Charities fear ‘increasing risks of destitution and exploitation’ of refugees as they go into hiding

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Asylum seekers hide or flee to Ireland to avoid UK Rwanda detentions

Asylum seekers hide or flee to Ireland to avoid UK Rwanda detentions
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Asylum seekers in UK hide or flee to Ireland for fear of deportation to Rwanda

Asylum seekers in UK hide or flee to Ireland for fear of deportation to Rwanda
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UK asylum seekers flee to Ireland amid Rwanda deportation threat

UK asylum seekers flee to Ireland amid Rwanda deportation threat
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Sunderland and Newcastle MPs vote no on disgraceful Safety of… – Spark

Five MPs, representing Sunderland and Newcastle, voted No on the House of Commons' third reading on the Safety of Rwanda bill. The bill outlines that the purpose is to prevent.

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