Cleverly: I see no reason why migrants won't be sent to Rwanda in coming months

The transcript discusses the Supreme Court's issues related to refugee management and Rwanda's role in addressing these concerns. It highlights Rwanda's strong track record and commitment to humane treatment of refugees. The speaker outlines strategies to stop the boats, emphasizing international cooperation with countries like Albania, France, and Bulgaria. The commitment to action is stressed, with a focus on pursuing all avenues to achieve the goal as quickly as possible.

What is the main reason for Rwanda's involvement in refugee management?

• Its geographical location

• Its relationship with the UNHCR and track record

• Its economic resources

• Its military strength

Why does the speaker believe there should be no further obstructions?

• The Supreme Court has not raised any issues

• The international community is not interested

• Rwanda has refused to cooperate

• The issues raised by the Supreme Court have been addressed

What is the speaker's approach to stopping illegal boat crossings?

• Focusing solely on Rwanda

• Setting a strict deadline

• Pursuing multiple partnerships and strategies

• Relying on military intervention

Which countries are mentioned as part of the cooperation to stop the boats?

• China, Japan, South Korea, India

• Germany, Italy, Spain, Portugal

• Albania, Rwanda, France, Bulgaria

• USA, Canada, Mexico, Brazil

What is the speaker's stance on setting a deadline for stopping the boats?

• They have no plans to stop the boats

• They plan to do it by next year

• They want to do it immediately but avoid setting a deadline

• They have set a strict deadline