Skip to main content
Menu
Notices
Opens in new window
Place a Notice
Opens in new window
Today’s Paper
Opens in new window
Subscriptions
Podcasts
Jobs
Opens in new window
Sign Up
Log In
Sign Up
Log In
Home
News
Northern Ireland
Ireland
UK
World
Politics
Opinion
GAA
Football
Hurling & Camogie
GAA Fixtures & Results
Business
Sport
Soccer
Rugby
Golf
Motorsport
Boxing
Life
Personal Finance
Holidays & Travel
Property
Food & Drink
Cars
Health
Irish Language
Entertainment
Puzzles
UK
Giving £3,000 to migrants moving to Rwanda ‘good use of public money’ – minister
The voluntary scheme for failed asylum seekers is separate from Rishi Sunak’s Rwanda deportation plan that is in the middle of a parliamentary battle.
Expand
The Home Office said it is exploring the possibility of widening an existing voluntary scheme for migrants to Rwanda
(Ben Birchall/PA)
By
PA Political Staff
March 13, 2024 at 10:06am GMT
Pope rebukes Trump administration over migrant deportations
Pope calls Trump’s plans of mass deportations ‘a disgrace’
£715 million spent on scrapped Rwanda deportation scheme, breakdown reveals
Government denies moving asylum seekers from Scotland to block legal aid access
Bernadette McAllister: Assylum campaigner ashes returned from US for burial in Belfast
Giving £3,000 to migrants moving to Rwanda ‘good use of public money’ – minister
