First failed asylum seeker goes to Rwanda voluntarily
The UK has returned a first failed asylum seeker to Rwanda under a voluntary removals programme, it is understood. Under the scheme, announced last month, migrants whose claims are rejected are offered up to £3,000 to move to the east African country.
First asylum seeker flown to Rwanda under voluntary relocation scheme
The first failed asylum seeker has been sent to Rwanda after he voluntarily agreed to leave the UK. The unnamed man went to Kigali on a commercial flight after being offered up to £3,000. He was flown to Rwanda on Monday as part of a side scheme for those who have gone through the asylum process and have had their claims rejected.
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