Asylum seekers crossing to Ireland shows Rwanda scheme is working - Heaton-Harris

The transcript discusses security cooperation between the UK and Ireland, focusing on the UK Government's Rwanda Act and its impact on asylum seekers. It highlights the political stance of the UK Labour Party on immigration and the importance of maintaining a strong relationship with Ireland. The Rwanda scheme is presented as a deterrent to illegal immigration, and future meetings between UK and Irish officials are planned to address mutual migration concerns.

What operational agreements are in place to address the return and readmission of asylum seekers?

What commitments do the UK and Irish governments have regarding the common travel area?