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Emrys

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1. Whatever the result of Monday's hearing, I'm not sure that would be the end to any appeal process.

Reply to Eugene (Original post)

Sat Jun 11, 2022, 07:35 AM

Jun 2022

Also, since there's going to be a judicial review, it's not an unreasonable hope that the Appeal Court may grant a stay of execution until it's completed.

If so, that wait's going to be tough on those under threat of transportation to Rwanda, but it would allow time for opposition to mount.

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Rwanda asylum plan: UK court allows removal flight planned for Tuesday [View all] Eugene Jun 2022 OP

Whatever the result of Monday's hearing, I'm not sure that would be the end to any appeal process. Emrys Jun 2022 #1

Why Rwanda? cbabe Jun 2022 #2

I can't improve on the explanation muriel_volestrangler gave on an earlier thread: Emrys Jun 2022 #3

Thanks. Good link. I've always thought of the uk as cbabe Jun 2022 #4

Yes, Johnson and the government are crowing about supplying arms to Ukraine, Emrys Jun 2022 #5

Rwanda asylum flight in doubt after 11th-hour ECHR intervention muriel_volestrangler Jun 2022 #6

First deportation flight to Rwanda halted after last-minute legal appeals, Home Office confirms Emrys Jun 2022 #7

Britain vows more Rwanda deportation flights after setback Eugene Jun 2022 #8