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Britain will not have to pay Rwanda millions over asylum deal, court rules

Britain will not have to pay Rwanda millions over asylum deal, court rules

  • The three-judge panel found by a majority that in November 2024, Rwanda agreed in diplomatic notes “to forgo any additional payments by the United Kingdom in April 2025 and April 2026,” the court said
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US halts all asylum decisions after shooting of National Guard members

US halts all asylum decisions after shooting of National Guard members

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Protesters hold the Union Jack and St George's flags outside the Bell Hotel.

UK court rules protest-hit hotel can continue housing asylum seekers

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Police and protesters clash outside Dublin asylum seeker hotel

Police and protesters clash outside Dublin asylum seeker hotel

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Britain suspends refugees’ family reunion applications to toughen rules

Britain suspends refugees’ family reunion applications to toughen rules

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Fresh protests outside UK hotels housing asylum seekers

Fresh protests outside UK hotels housing asylum seekers

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A police officer reacts as demonstrators hold placards and banners as they leave a protest outside the Bell Hotel in Epping.

Protest-hit UK town wins bid to empty asylum-seeker hotel

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Protest-hit UK town bids to empty asylum-seeker hotel

Protest-hit UK town bids to empty asylum-seeker hotel

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Pacific nation ponders taking asylum seekers from US

Pacific nation ponders taking asylum seekers from US

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UK police hunt suspects after anti-migrant protests turn violent

UK police hunt suspects after anti-migrant protests turn violent

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US immigration officers intensify arrests in courthouse hallways on a fast track to deportation

US immigration officers intensify arrests in courthouse hallways on a fast track to deportation

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UK to trim asylum backlog, saving ‘$1.3 billion a year’

UK to trim asylum backlog, saving ‘$1.3 billion a year’

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Germany hopes for EU deal on sending failed asylum seekers to third countries, minister says

Germany hopes for EU deal on sending failed asylum seekers to third countries, minister says

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