Sunak Finalizes Controversial Rwanda Deportation Plan Amid Criticism

Despite legal setbacks and public frustration, the UK Prime Minister persists with the scheme, citing its importance in curbing illegal immigration.

UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is finalizing a controversial plan to deport illegal migrants to Rwanda, despite the Supreme Court ruling it unlawful last month.
Sunak has discussed the plan with Rwandan President Paul Kagame and is confident of the partnership.
The delay in implementing the plan has frustrated Tory MPs and the public, with Sunak admitting that patience has 'worn thin'.
Sunak aims to introduce 'emergency legislation' to declare Rwanda a safe country, thus removing domestic blocks to the deportation scheme.
Despite opposition, Sunak insists on the plan's importance in deterring illegal immigration, citing the success of a similar agreement with Albania.