Rwanda Bill sends 'clear message' that illegal migrants cannot stay in UK - Prime Minister full speech

The transcript discusses the UK government's plan to deter illegal migration by sending flights to Rwanda. It outlines the operational preparations, including increased detention spaces and trained personnel. The plan faces opposition from Labour peers and international courts, but the government is determined to proceed. Cooperation with France and Albania has reduced illegal arrivals, and new challenges with Vietnamese migrants are being addressed. The policy aims to disrupt criminal gangs and save lives, emphasizing the government's control over immigration.

How does the government plan to manage the processing of claims for migrants?

What role does the judiciary play in the new migration policy?

What challenges does the government face in implementing the new migration policy?