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Cleverly: We must work together to break smuggling gangs

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Cleverly: We must work together to break smuggling gangs

Cleverly: We must work together to break smuggling gangs

Home Secretary James Cleverly pledges to return illegal immigrants to their country of origin “as soon as possible” as the government suffers five defeats in the House of Lords over its bill to revive its proposed Rwanda deportation scheme.

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