UK to pay at least £370m to Rwanda for asylum deal

According to recent reports, the UK government has agreed to pay Rwanda a minimum of £370 million as part of a new asylum deal. This agreement will see Rwanda accept refugees seeking asylum in the UK, in an effort to curb illegal migration.

The deal has sparked controversy, with critics arguing that the UK should be focusing on providing support to refugees within its own borders, rather than outsourcing asylum responsibilities to other countries.

However, proponents of the deal argue that it will help alleviate the strain on the UK’s asylum system and provide refugees with more options for seeking safety.

It remains to be seen how this deal will impact the UK’s asylum policies and how it will be received by the public.