Home Office staff have been asked to apply for jobs in Rwanda to help process asylum claims of migrants sent there. Home Office advertised for asylum case workers to move to Kigali as early as next month to offer advice and mentoring to Rwandan officials. inews.co.uk/news/home-offi…

Migrants at Work, an organisation that supports migrant workers, has launched a legal challenge against the government’s new policy to bar care workers from bringing children and partners to the UK, warning that it is “tearing families apart”.theguardian.com/uk-news/2024/a…

Ok let’s talk about desensitisation…👀

I don’t know how many sudden deaths I’ve been to. I can’t tell you how many dead bodies I’ve seen.

That’s not a normal thing to say is it?

(⚠️ Health warning for the rest of this post. ⚠️)

But that’s my job.

As a Response Cop and now…

'[Doctors] asked to facilitate removals [to Rwanda] would be extremely unwise to participate in this “inhumane and unconscionable” process. Given the low threshold for acting against doctors breaking the law ... GMC would take a dim view of transgression'. bmj.com/content/385/bm…

Don't get all the hate for poor Chris Philp. He's minister for policing, not minister for geography!

Whoa!

'This model that some people want to put in place, which means that you go and look for a third country, for example in Africa, and send our immigrants there. This is a betrayal of our values': Emmanuel Macron.
theguardian.com/world/2024/apr…

They're just going to destroy his reputation now, aren't they?

My 4 year tenure at Gresham is coming to an end. Please join me for my last lecture as Gresham Professor of Law.

“The Rwanda bill is a backward step for the rule of law and the UK’s constitutional balance and it limits access to justice. Some of the most vulnerable asylum seekers will now be at further risk due to this fundamentally flawed Bill': The Law Society.
lawsociety.ie/gazette/top-st…

Staff on the government's migrant barge, the Bibby Stockholm, 'laughed and joked' over the death of an asylum seeker on board, a former cleaner on the vessel has claimed. bbc.co.uk/news/uk-englan…

'The government first promised to ban no-fault evictions five years ago, back when Theresa May was still in Number 10.

But it has faced numerous delays amid threats of rebellion from Tory backbenchers - some of them landlords'.

So true.

Let's be proud that we have one of the best governments and ruling parties in the world.

Depriving people of utilities and water. Sounds familiar.

Soon to be Sir Lord Michael O’Leary.

A Labour MP and co-author of a new Policy Exchange report attacking attempts to define Islamophobia told Sayeeda Warsi that the conservative think-tank is a “dangerous” outfit whose extremist tendencies he is trying to “temper” with his presence.
bylinetimes.com/2024/04/24/pol…

Why the Tories are so incredibly desperate to get rid of Rayner however they can.

Rwanda deterrent working well.

Absolutely fuming that in Sadiq Khan's Londonistan, good old Englishmen have to pay the congestion charge and ULEZ to get around while horses can freely run amok.

😡😡