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    Law allowing asylum seekers to be detained and sent to Rwanda disapplied by court in Northern Ireland


    Law allowing asylum seekers to be detained and sent to Rwanda disapplied by court in Northern Ireland

    https://news.sky.com/story/law-allowing-asylum-seekers-to-be-detained-and-sent-to-rwanda-disapplied-by-court-in-northern-ireland-13135151

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    1. The_Unstoppable_Egg on

      NI is going to end up with a lot of illegal economic migrants then once Ireland start punting theirs back over the border.

      At least we can still ship ours out though so we’re good.

    2. Bandoolou on

      This whole thing is so unbelievably messy.

      I swear 90% of countries in the world wouldn’t put up with this shite and would have found a solution in 24 hours.

    3. SilentKangaroo9424 on

      Let them all in! House them, give them access to our health services and ensure they have sufficient spending money to look after themselves.

    4. CloneOfKarl on

      >The High Court in Belfast on Monday morning ordered the **”disapplication” of sections of the act** as they undermine human rights protections guaranteed in the region **under post-Brexit arrangements**.

      A small amount of irony here.

    5. Vondonklewink on

      Any undocumented migrants who cannot ID themselves and turn up to the UK should just be fingerprinted, deported to a third country, or the last country they came from, and banned from ever entering the UK again. Job done.

    6. londonE442 on

      Like with the troubles legacy law, government was warned the Illegal Migration Act would likely be incompatible with the Windsor Framework, ECHR and by extension the GRA. But of course they did not listen.