The plan represents a response Sunak On a unanimous ruling issued by supreme court Last month he was ruled to be deported Asylum seekers to Rwanda Contrary to international law.
He linked Sunak, who was handed over Authority A little more than a year ago, his political future was reduced by reducing the record numbers of legal and illegal immigrants, as the issue became a priority in The election Next year.
The British Prime Minister achieved a victory this week when most MPs voted in favor of the Rwanda Safety (Asylum and Immigration) Act.
But he will have to make concessions in the new year to the rightists in Conservative Party Those who demand that the law be tightened, while it still has to satisfy moderates within the party who stress that the law is fundamentally exaggerated.
“I have always been clear, as all ministers have been, that if there are ways in which the law can be improved and made more effective — through proper legal justification and keeping Rwandans involved in the plan — then we would certainly be open to that,” Sunak told reporters.
The emergency law published last week is Sunak's response to the High Court's ruling that the policy is against the law.
It would force judges to treat Rwanda as a safe third country and propose giving UK ministers powers to ignore sections of international and British law relating to human rights.
The law has sparked unprecedented disagreements among conservatives since the disputes over… Brexit.
The plan to deport asylum seekers who arrive in the UK illegally is a key part of Sunak's pledge to “stop the boats” on immigration.
About 30,000 asylum seekers crossed the Channel from northern France on primitive boats this year.
