Govt: Eyes of world waiting to see Rwanda scheme work
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Govt: Eyes of world waiting to see Rwanda scheme work
Illegal Migration minister, Michael Tomlinson, has said the government must 'absolutely stop the boats', adding 'the eyes of the world' are watching to see if the Rwanda deportation scheme works.
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Anti-immigrant sentiment has arguably been bubbling under the surface of the UK for many years. It prompted millions to vote for Brexit and led the Conservative government to propose plans to fly immigrants to migrant camps in Rwanda.
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Thousands across the UK protested against far-right riots, sparked by a stabbing suspect identified as a Rwandan-born Cardiff resident. Major demonstrations unfolded in cities like London, Bristol, and Birmingham, with anti-racist crowds often outnumbering far-right groups. Heavy police deployment curbed planned far-right rallies. The unrest, fueled by false claims linking the suspect to Islam, resulted in injuries, looting, and over 100 rioters charged.
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