The parliamentary “ping-pong” over Prime Minister Rishi Sunak’s Rwanda scheme will continue on Wednesday after peers gave the controversial policy a fresh beating.
The legislation seeks to clear the way to send asylum seekers who cross the Channel in small boats on a one-way flight to Kigali. But the Lords insisted on an amendment to restore the jurisdiction of domestic courts in relation to the safety of Rwanda and enable them to intervene. An exemption from removal for those who worked with the UK military or government overseas, such as Afghan interpreters, secured renewed support.
Downing Street has drawn up plans to order the Ministry of Defence to repurpose at least one of the leased aircraft for this purpose, according to the newspaper.
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