RISHI Sunak last night vowed to boot out failed asylum seekers with no right to stay in the UK.
But he could not say how many people would be sent to Rwanda once the long-awaited scheme finally gets underway.
Rishi Sunak last night vowed to boot out failed asylum seekers with no right to stay in the UK[/caption]
More than 44,000 migrants have made the perilous Channel crossing in 2022[/caption]
And he dodged questions on how many small boat migrants ministers expected to make the perilous Channel crossing next year.
More than 44,000 have come in 2022.
Mr Sunak told MPs at a grilling by senior MPs that he welcomed yesterday’s court judgement declaring the Rwanda policy legal.
He added: “We expect further legal challenge.
“We will continue to pursue that as necessary.
“I believe the Rwanda scheme represents an important part of our plan to tackle illegal migration and stop small boats.
“I’ve been very clear, I want to deliver an immigration system which means when someone comes here illegally, they don’t have a right to stay.
“We will look to introduce legislation next year.”
