RISHI Sunak today welcomed Germany opening the door to a Rwanda-style migration plan. Chancellor Olaf Scholz has promised to “examine” whether asylum seekers could be removed to a third country. Do…
A flight to Rwanda was grounded by the European Court last yearsaid: "It’s a continuation of what we have seen, a number of European countries recognising that the challenge of migration is a global one, particularly one that faces the European continent."
He emerged from talks with exasperated regional leaders to pledge: “The Federal Government will examine whether the protection status of refugees can also be determined in transit or third countries in the future, in compliance with the Geneva Convention on Refugees and the European Convention on Human Rights.”
Even if he gets the green light he still faces likely resistance from meddling Euro judges, who kiboshed a previous attempt last year. German social scientist Gerald Knaus today suggested Britain and European countries could work together to use more safe third countries.
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