Home Office has 'little to show' for millions spent on Rwanda scheme
Wednesday, 29 May 2024 The Home Office has "little to show" for the money it has used on the Rwanda scheme and "does not have a credible plan", a group of MPs has warned.
Diplomatic sources say the bloc is facing calls to suspend its wide-ranging minerals agreement with Rwanda amid fears it is inflaming the escalating conflict in eastern DRC.
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Immigration Enforcement staff have started detaining migrants from their places of residence in the UK ahead of their deportation to Rwanda, according to footage from Britain's Home Office. Flights are..