The Prime Minister said the first flight would take off in July despite previously promising it would happen in Spring.
The Prime Minister said the first flight taking asylum seekers to the East African country would take off in July.
The SNP said the bill was "abhorrent" and "tantamount to state-sponsored people trafficking." Labour said the plan was "unworkable, illegal and expensive nonsense". He said MPs and peers would sit through the night on Monday if necessary to get the Safety of Rwanda Bill through Parliament. He added: “Starting from the moment that the Bill passes, we will begin the process of removing those identified for the first flight. We have prepared for this moment.”
“This is one of the most complex operational endeavours the Home Office has carried out. But we are ready, plans are in place and these flights will go, come what may.SNP home affairs spokesperson Alison Thewliss said: "The Rwanda plan remains absolutely abhorrent - tantamount to state-sponsored people trafficking.
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