Because it is believed they are illegal entrants. A lot of people who enter this country , or all the other countries that are having similar issues elsewhere in the world, will fall into that category.Danny's Dyer Acting wrote: ↑Tue Nov 15, 2022 3:13 pm The Rwanda plan isn't about processing applications. It's sending them there permanently.
But if they do, and they are moved on to Rwanda (or wherever - Peru, Bolivia, New Zealand), then they cease to be a source of work for the UK civil service and all the various hangers on in these processes.
The government is then:
a) Injecting money and jobs into the economies of poor countries to help them grow and thrive;
b) Finding a way to cut the cost of running the state at home;
If this principle is established, then it opens up opportunities to have local council parking permits processed in the Sudan, Child Benefit in Afghanistan, over 60s bus passes in Bolivia and so on.
It is the 'internationalist', 'citizen of the world' extension of a policy of relocating loads of 1980s civil service jobs to unemployment blackspots in the UK.