New British Prime Minister Cancels Plan to Deport Illegal Immigrants

Keir Starmer, the new Prime Minister of Britain, on his first day in office, canceled the controversial policy of the previous government to deport illegal immigrants to Rwanda.

According to The Telegraph, officials from the Labour Party, now in power in Britain, have reported that the pursuit of the deportation scheme of illegal immigrants to Rwanda has officially ceased.

Keir Starmer, the leader of the Labour Party, defeated the Conservative Party led by Rishi Sunak in the country’s parliamentary elections and officially began his tenure as the new Prime Minister.

On his first working day as Prime Minister of Britain, Keir Starmer halted the controversial policy of the previous government to deport illegal immigrants to Rwanda, but addressing illegal immigration is expected to remain a priority for the new government.

Meanwhile, in Germany, amid increased insecurity and knife attacks, there has been a surge in forced deportations of foreign citizens. The German government has faced criticism for these actions, with human rights organizations expressing concern over the treatment of asylum seekers.

Across other European countries like France and Sweden, similar measures to deport foreign nationals have intensified due to rising security concerns. Instances of knife attacks have prompted stricter immigration policies, leading to heightened tensions over human rights violations and international obligations.

These deportations come amid a dire humanitarian crisis in Afghanistan, where thousands of Afghans seek refuge due to escalating conflict and Taliban rule. Human rights advocates argue that European governments should prioritize protecting vulnerable populations rather than implementing harsh deportation policies.

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