The Foreign Secretary defended the controversial plan to deport some asylum seekers to Rwanda as ‘the right one’.
Lord David Cameron has denied suggesting Brexit is to blame for an asylum returns deal with France being off the table.that a cross-Channel returns agreement was "not possible" because of the situation we're in, because of others and the all the rest of it".
“No, it’s not that. The situation we’re in is that the Dublin Convention no longer exists whether you’re in the EU or out of the EU," he said. Lord Cameron, who called the Brexit referendum before fronting the Remain campaign, told ITV’s Peston show on Tuesday that he would “love” for the UK to still be able to return migrants to France.
Defending the Safety of Rwanda legislation earlier this week, Andrew Mitchell MP said statistics suggest Kigali is “arguably safer than London” and the objections of some peers to the plan “border on racism”.
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