London: Britain Asylum seekers expect departure for first flight Rwanda on Tuesday and any person who avoids that flight because of legal proceedings, will later be called by the Foreign Secretary, liz truss said on Tuesday.
LondonThe US High Court is due to hear final legal challenges against the policy on Tuesday morning, before what is expected to be the first scheduled flight under Britain’s controversial new policy.
After several legal challenges, the charity says there are only seven people who are due to travel to Rwanda on Tuesday.
“We are looking forward to sending the flight later today,” she said sky News, “I can’t say how many people will be on the flight. But what’s really important is that we establish principles.”
“There will be people on this flight and if they are not on this flight, they will be on the next flight because we are determined to break the model of horrific people smugglers.”
LondonThe US High Court is due to hear final legal challenges against the policy on Tuesday morning, before what is expected to be the first scheduled flight under Britain’s controversial new policy.
After several legal challenges, the charity says there are only seven people who are due to travel to Rwanda on Tuesday.
“We are looking forward to sending the flight later today,” she said sky News, “I can’t say how many people will be on the flight. But what’s really important is that we establish principles.”
“There will be people on this flight and if they are not on this flight, they will be on the next flight because we are determined to break the model of horrific people smugglers.”