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to carry on fighting and we will carry on fighting. this is incredibly important. this is about our country s obligations to the most vulnerable people in the world. in april, then home secretary priti patel signed a deal with ruan dreyer in return for agreeing to take responsibility for some asylum seekers arriving in the uk, the east african country was given £120 million in aid money and the promise of extra cash for each migrant sent there. the first flight was scheduled forjune. 30 migrants were told they were being sent away but legal challenges saw the numbers dwindle to single figures and with an aircraft sitting on the tarmac ready for take off, the european court of human rights made an interim ruling which led to the flight s cancellation. eight months after the deal, no one has yet been sent to ro under. last week s tragedy in the channel has reignited the public debate about how to deal with the issue of the small boats. more than 16,000 migrants have arrived this way thi