Boris sends in the Navy as he 'takes back control of illegal immigration' with £120m deal to send migrants with a one-way ticket to Rwanda

PM invoked spirit of Brexit as he unveiled a £120million scheme to send immigrant men to East Africa
Speaking in Kent he said that while the UK's compassion may be 'endless', its capacity to host people was not
Ministers have struck a 'world-first' deal with the government of Paul Kigame to host economic migrants
Royal Navy will take a policing role in the Channel from today to stiffen up resistance to crossings


Plan is limited to male migrants only
Initial agreement worth £120million over five years
Failed immigrants urged to start new life in Africa
Initially based at hostel in Kigali
Hope House is currently being used as budget accommodation for tourists
Privately owned, the East African nation's government is understood to be in negotiations to lease the property
Royal Navy to take over Channel policing role from Border Force from today
PM attacked 'a formidable army of politically motivated lawyers' who have thwarted previous action
PM: 'Our compassion may be infinite but our capacity to help people is not. We can't ask the British taxpayer to write a blank cheque to cover the costs of anyone who might want to come and live here.'


The Prime Minister ordered warships to take over from the Border Force as the latest wave of arrivals from France were pictured landing in Kent.

Speaking just a few miles away he hailed the UK as a 'beacon of openness' before confirming an agreement with Rwanda to send boat people 4,000 miles to the east African nation - in many cases permanently.

In a speech this morning the Prime Minister invoked the spirit of Brexit as he unveiled the £120million scheme, saying: 'The British people voted several times to control our borders.'

He said that while the UK's compassion may be 'endless', its capacity to host people was not, adding: 'We cannot expect the UK taxpayer to write a black cheque.'

Ministers have struck a 'world-first' deal with the government of Paul Kigame to host economic migrants. Home Secretary Priti Patel arrived in Rwandan capital Kigali last night and is due to sign a five-year agreement today.

Officials believe the agreement to 'off-shore' the processing of asylum seekers will deter thousands of migrants from crossing the Channel in dinghies, saving lives and cutting off income from the criminal gangs that control the trade.


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Great news!!!


Should have been doing this already 20-30 years ago!!!

Did he? Has it? Were they? Who says?

And.....


Who really knows?

Well... It looks like sending these illegal economic immigrants to Rwanda is a real plan!


Australia had a problem with illegals turning up on boats and trying to blag their way in with bullshit tales of woe... Then Australia started sending them to a safe place offshore... And guess what...?


The illegals stopped coming!!!


Take away the jam and the wasps stay away!!!

Australia has always been unwilling to take in anybody, rightly or wrongly.