The United Kingdom (UK)'s home secretary, Suella Braverman, warned that "if you come here (to the UK) illegally, you will not be able to stay," as she defended the introduction of the Conservative Party's controversial Illegal Migration Bill - which, if passed, could see people shipped to Rwanda and other parts of the world.
I lost control of my body and my mind. I couldn't stand up. My hands were trembling. I was terrified, recalls Iranian asylum seeker Nasar Abdollahi as he describes being strapped into a plane seat and preparing to take off for Rwanda.
The cases of more than 15 people who are fighting their deportation under the UK's controversial Rwanda deportation policy, will be heard in court next week and six law firms in the UK are representing them.
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LONDON: Several Afghan translators who worked with the British army during their deployment in Afghanistan and who were allegedly left behind during last year’s evacuation are reportedly suing the UK government. According to Sky News, the solicitor for at least six translators said the processing system they had been through was “appalling” after four of them were initially