On April 25, a controversial bill to deport illegal migrants from the UK to Rwanda was officially made law after receiving Royal Assent. The announcement was made by Lord Speaker John McFall in the upper house of the British Parliament. Earlier, the bill had been approved by parliament on April 22, with British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak stating that the first deportation flights would take place in 10-12 weeks.
The implementation of this controversial bill has sparked much debate and controversy in recent years. In November 2021, the UK Supreme Court declared illegal the Rishi Sunak government’s plan to deport illegal migrants who arrived in the country seeking asylum to Rwanda. The court verdict emphasized that Rwanda is not a safe country and highlighted the risk that government authorities would not consider asylum requests properly. However, an agreement on expulsion of migrants from the UK to Rwanda was concluded in April 2022, providing for multimillion-dollar subsidies to be paid to the host country by the UK. Despite this, courts blocked its implementation.
In addition to this controversy, there have been reports that Israeli authorities were exploring the possibility of partially expelling residents of Gaza Strip to Rwanda earlier this year.
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In conclusion, whether it’s dealing with contentious legislation or exploring new trends in architecture and interior design, there’s always something new happening in both fields!
