James Cleverly speaks to media on Lampedusa trip

The UK is working with international partners to manage migration, focusing on deterrents and disrupting smuggling networks. The Rwanda scheme is a key part of this strategy, with logistical plans in place. The UK collaborates with France and other European agencies to stop illegal crossings. The government emphasizes a comprehensive approach, addressing moral and financial implications of migration, and is determined to prevent dangerous crossings and reduce costs associated with asylum accommodation.

In what ways are the UK and French authorities cooperating to combat illegal crossings?

What are the implications of the Supreme Court's judgement on the UK's immigration policy?