UK will finally off shore illegal asylum seekers crossing the channel

Two stupidities here:

1. Neither common sense nor anying the UK government has done to date suggest that this will resolve the issue "without being inhumane".
2. The notion that "NGOs and hangers on" will suffer as a result of this doesn't bear much scrutiny.

Lads, you'd actually want to read up on Rwanda instead of basing it on 90s Rwanda.

It might not have London/UK money but it's far from a poverty stricken hell hole, and whilst Kagame is pretty much a dictator, he's also helped transform the country's economy in the last 30 years.

This smells of nothing more than a distraction to Boris lying to Parliament and for breaking the law. It'll probably never happen, or at least not in the numbers being thrown about but it'll bump Boris' lying and law breaking off the front pages for a day or two.

Until the next fine that is.

The ECHR is for a different world to the modern one and has made a mockery of asylum etc.

Maybe Ireland needs to take a look at our failed asylum Direct Provision system, make a decision on the thousands in the current system and either give them status or a one way ticket home.

Makes sense to a degree ,you might make it to the channel but it's then a one way ticket to Rwanda ,

This Idea asylum is a consumer choice should be stamped out

Except the 60,000 + that landed here from the likes of Africa

I think it's fairly obvious that they are trying to emulate what Australia was able to do to defend their borders.

Those saying it won't be allowed because of human rights lawyers and ngos I get that but wasn't Australia also a signature on human rights laws. Don't they also have ngos ? How come it could fly there but no chance for European countries. As I understand it Denmark (a country with fantastic living standards) is also consideringor even pushing for a solution similar to this.

Will have to be done at some point here too.

Given how abused it is the law must change.

Genuine refugees in Ireland, Britain and across are a vanishingly rare occurrence.