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Given the Government have not yet challenged the earlier High Court ruling that individuals the Government wishes to deport must each have their individual cases assessed, it seems the Government are not able to grasp the issue they say they are dealing with. Perhaps a constant source of rightwing outrage is more valuable to them than an actually taking steps to resolve the problem within the law.
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You do realize it’s the UK Government’s doomed to failure keynote policy that was challenged in court, refer OP, and it’s the UK Government’s failure on immigration that is the cause of increasingly out of control costs, refer Braverman’s statement linked in this thread. And that’s putting aside your own frequent statements that you are currently back living in the UK. Sorry you didn’t get your biscuit.
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It’s not simply a matter of the scheme being illegal (keep your hopes up for the High Court). There still remains the matter of the Government already losing its case against 10 asylum seekers who had not been given individual assessments: ”In the meantime, though, all flights remain on hold. Indeed, the Home Office has not yet reconsidered the cases of the ten individual asylum-seekers who brought the original challenge. In the High Court, they established that the Home Office had not considered their individual circumstances fairly. They cannot be removed unless their cases are looked at again.” Since individual assessments are required it might be a better idea to quit the expensive, doomed and illegal Rwanda scheme and simply establish a functional asylum application process. Conducting those assessments at or near the point of departure, or even in France, would identify bonafide asylum seekers before they get to the UK and provide sound legal footing for the removal of any bogus asylum seekers. It would of course lack the cruelty of deporting asylum seekers without assessing their claims, and that might not go down well with those wedded to cruelty towards others less fortunate than themselves. https://www.spectator.co.uk/article/why-judges-ruled-against-the-rwanda-plan/#:~:text=Summing up%2C the Lord Chief,to Rwanda will be unlawful.'
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I suggest you take that up with the Government. Over £140,000,000 spent on a doomed to fail and illegal ‘Rwanda’ scheme, with by Braverman’s own admission £Billions more at risk because the Government have lost control of the situation. A crisis of the 14 year in office Tory Government, at tax payer’s expense.
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Labour, and other political parties, have stated they will deal with the problem by providing accessible asylum application processing at or near the points of origin and do so without the need to break UK law, international law and international treaties. I’m not sure why you are wandering off on some nonsense about the NHS, it’s obviously not at all related to the topic under discussion.
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Oh you mean after 14 years they need my help? And if I choose not to participate it’s my fault?! It’s the Government’s job, not mine, it’s the Government that are failing to do the job they were elected to do. I suggest you start blaming the failing Government, and not those who are pointing out the Government has failed. My solution is replace the Government at the next General Election.
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That’s what happens when the Government stop clearing asylum seekers. Genuine asylum seekers are left rotting at tax payer expense instead of being cleared to enter society and earn their own living. Bogus asylum seekers are left rotting at tax payer expense instead of being identified and deported. Braverman is right, the Government’s failure is resulting in rising costs to tax payers.
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Two points to consider: 1. Has anyone asked Rwanda if they are willing to accept 24,083 migrants from the UK? 2. I wonder if it’s dawned on anyone (Government or lawyer representing any of the 24,083 recipients of this letter) that individuals have right for their individual circumstances to be individually reviewed? Oh and a bonus question. I wonder how much this doomed to fail policy has cost already?