Johnson says he would defend Rwandan deportation policy to Prince Charles

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British Prime Minister Boris Johnson held talks with Rwanda's President Paul Kagame on Thursday on their migrant deal. The deal is to send asylum seekers in the UK to Rwanda. Johnson said that he would defend his government's immigration partnership with Rwanda if heir to the British throne, Prince Charles, were to raise it with him.

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6 days ago·London, United Kingdom

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