Rwanda Deportation Policy

All of that, but this is about the incompetence of our Government. With all the resources they could ever need they still pressed ahead whilst being aware that under current legislation the Supreme Court would find against them. In the interim reports say we, us, the taxpayers, have pi**ed £140million up against the whilst deporting nobody, not one, zilch, to Rwanda. Still, the absolute Loony Braverman was moved on, exposed as not being able to run a cockle stall on Weston Beach whilst shouting fascist rhetoric. But in the Cabinet we now have the dishonourable David Cameron, he who led a government that so damaged our public services, doubled the national debt and worked for and took money from a dodgy company that has since gone bankrupt.

Ahh...the Tories and their supporters.

I believe it has been found legal to deport refugees who fail the immigration process. We, all of us, could argue about the morality of that (we are talking refugees not economic migrants) but let's talk about the Supreme Court decision. The fundamental point they concluded upon was whether the Government could deport people to a country which they could not prove to be safe for those people. That clause is within our legislation. Nothing to do with what other countries do or don't do.

My point is the Government had to have been aware, surely, that to define Rwanda as a "safe" country was going to be challenged? Just because the Government SAID it was safe does not make it so, the Supreme Court decided, unanimously, that it was not.
£140 million later....
As I type this I have listened to the illustrious James Cleverly in an hilarious interview stating that the Government will pass emergency legislation STATING that Rwanda is in fact safe and a new treaty between the UK and Rwanda would make it so.
Cannot wait for linguistic gymnastics that will entail.

But more disturbing is that we have a democratically elected Government (sort of) openly seeking to defy the Supreme Court. How quickly we forget, at our peril, one of the fundamental pillars of our democracy, the separation of the executive and the judiciary.

Unable to get their own way this morally bankrupt, technically incompetent group of people in the Tory Party are very willing to undermine our democracy to maintain power by appealling to the lowest common denominator amongst the people of the UK.

The Government's own immigration act of this year specifically refers to safe countries for deportation. The Supreme Court, after assessing all the evidence put to them in an appeal by the Government deemed Rwanda to not be safe for the purposes of deportations. They used the laws on the Statute Book upon which to make that judgement.

I repeat, it's a dark day in hell when the four pillars of Parliamentary democracy, that is the separation of powers between a) the legislature, b) the executive, c) the judiciary and d) freedom of the press
Are trampled on by our, ummm..."government"

Hello, Suella....

What??
We deported our own people to Portugal?
Who knew?

What is it about that Treaty that disturbs you so much?
Was it "Subsidiarity" 

As a parliamentary democracy, we don't have separation of powers between the legislature and the executive in this country. The executive are drawn from the legislature, and in turn set the legislatory agenda, and legislate. You need a separately elected executive to separate the two. Like an executive President, or executive council, for example.

One part of that is correct 😁

Good too see Rwanda policy go through , tories stepped upto the plate , lefties embarrassed themselves with there wrecking amendment, for a supposed goverment in waiting you’d of thought they’d of acted like the adults in the room , but no , not a clue , no plan , nothing of substance from them
Might as well be honest & just admit what we already know , open borders , mass migration when they get in , no thought for how this will affectthe poorer , working class people , wages suppressed, can’t afford houses etc etc

Labour Party mp saying there looking at offshore processing of asylum claims in turkey / Greece & France , I believe David lammy said he’d been too Greece with stammer , stammer had talks with macron , not sure where turkey comes from
But did say it’s just something amongst many things there looking at , they want to reduce migration from hundreds of thousands too tens of thousands , train our own people
Like the tens of thousand & training our own people , but my suspicions are it’s just talk to win the election , then you’ll see millions flooding into this country , open borders

😂😂😂😂😂