Rishi Sunak says he COULD tear up laws to revive Rwanda plan

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

66% : This confirms the Government's clear view from the outset.READ MORE - 'Suella is right', says Sir Jacob: Tory civil war spreads as Rees-Mogg BACKS sacked Home Secretary Braverman who accused Rishi Sunak of having 'no Plan B' Advertisement'Illegal migration destroys lives and costs British taxpayers millions of pounds a year.
54% : It is not linked to the European Union, so Brexit did not affect the UK's obligations.
45% : 'In agreement with the Court of Appeal, we consider that the past and the present cannot be effectively ignored or sidelined as the Secretary of State suggests.'In a 56-page judgment dismissing the Home Office's appeal, Lords Reed and Lloyd-Jones said the High Court had wrongly dismissed the evidence of the UN Refugee Agency, the UNHCR, about problems with the Rwandan asylum system.
45% : He added: 'There are other international treaties which also prohibit the return of asylum seekers to their countries of origin without a proper examination of their claims.'These included the the United Nations (UN) Refugee Convention, the UN Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment and the UN International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, he said.
31% : The comments came after the Supreme Court concluded unanimously that the scheme to deport arrivals immediately would break the law in a crushing blow to the government.

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