UK Home Secretary Signs New Rwanda Treaty to Revamp Asylum Plan

The UK Home Secretary, James Cleverly, has signed a new treaty with Rwanda in an attempt to revive the government's controversial plan of sending asylum seekers to the East African country. The plan, aimed at reducing migration, was blocked by the UK Supreme Court last month due to concerns over human rights violations. The new treaty includes provisions to address the court's concerns, and Cleverly hopes to resume deportation flights soon. The UK government is under pressure to cut net migration and deter asylum seekers crossing the English Channel. Critics argue that the policy is flawed and immoral.