08
Dec
The UK's Immigration Minister, Robert Jenrick, has resigned due to his dissatisfaction with the government's proposed legislation regarding the Rwanda asylum transfer scheme, asserting that it `does not go far enough` to provide necessary safeguards. The controversial plan to transfer asylum seekers awaiting decisions to Rwanda has faced legal challenges, with the UK Supreme Court deeming it unlawful in a November judgment. In his resignation letter, Jenrick, operating within the Home Office, expressed concern that the latest draft bill lacks robust measures crucial for the policy's success. He highlighted the potential for legal challenges to paralyze the scheme, jeopardizing its…
