Suella Braverman says she is still committed to Rwanda plan despite it being unlawful
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Guardian News The home secretary said the government would seek permission to appeal against the decision at the supreme court after an appeal court ruled her plan to send asylum seekers to Rwanda was unlawful.
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Court of appeal judges have ruled that due to deficiencies in the Rwandan asylum system there was a real risk that people sent to Rwanda would be returned to their home countries, where they faced persecution or other inhumane treatment, when in fact they had a good claim for asylum in the UK.
The ruling follows a four-day hearing in April against a high court decision last December that it was lawful to send some asylum seekers, including people arriving on small boats, to Rwanda to have their claims processed rather than dealing with their applications for sanctuary in the UK
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