Published 2 years ago

Rwanda migrant plan 'will take time' says home secretary

Summary by Ground News

Priti Patel says plan to send migrants to Rwanda will take time to implement. But she says it sends a "clear signal" that those who arrive illegally have no right to remain. Plan described as "cruel and nasty" by charities and "opposite the nature of God" by Archbishop of Canterbury.

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BBC News

Rwanda asylum plan will take time to implement - Priti Patel

The home secretary expects the government proposal to face "hurdles and barriers" from lawyers.

2 years ago·United Kingdom

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The Guardian

Priti Patel blames lawyers as she admits Rwanda plan will ‘take time’

Home secretary attacks ‘specialist lawyers’ as Labour calls delayed plan little more than a press release

2 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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The Independent

Rwanda plan ‘sends clear signal but will take time’, says Patel

Home Secretary said she would use ‘every tool and every piece of legislation at our disposal’ to remove migrants who arrive in the UK ‘illegally’.

2 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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Daily Express

Priti Patel says Rwanda asylum plan 'will take time' as she vows to 'take back control'

PRITI PATEL has claimed Brexit Britain's asylum partnership with Rwanda "will take time" to implement as the Home Secretary vows to "take back control".

2 years ago·United Kingdom

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Sky News UK

Rwanda migrant plan 'will take time' says home secretary

The scheme to give illegal migrants a one-way ticket to the African country has been criticised by charities, but the home secretary says the UK is determined to remove those without the legal right to remain in the country.

2 years ago·United Kingdom

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