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London – To deport illegal immigrants arriving in the UK ‘Rwanda’ deportation The Act is approved by both Houses of the British Parliament. The approval of the House of Commons had already been obtained ‘Rwanda Bill’ After hours of debate, the ‘Rwanda Plan’ finally became a law with the approval of the House of Lords the other day. The bill was passed on Monday night when the opposition and crossbench peers parted ways after arguments and arguments between the Commons and Lords about the bill.

Illegal immigration will be completely outlawed when the bill receives King Charles’s assent. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak said that the bill that will deport refugees who come to the UK through illegal means to the African country of Rwanda is going to become a reality. Rishi Sunak added that the flights to Rwanda will leave in 10 to 12 weeks and 350 people will be transported in the first phase. Home Secretary James Cleverley said the passage of the bill was a major milestone in plans to stop illegal immigration.

Illegal immigrants reach the UK mainly by crossing the English Channel in small boats. In November 2023, the UK’s Supreme Court unanimously ruled that the plan to stop them was illegal. After that, the bill will come before the parliament again with more legal protection and it will become a reality after months of arguments. The government has appointed 500 employees to implement the project. But human rights activists are raising strong opposition against the bill. Protesters argue that we all deserve the opportunity to live in safety and seek protection when we need it most.