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The Government’s immigration policy of sending some asylum seekers to Rwanda is set to face two challenges in the courts on Monday.A High Court judge ruled on Friday that the first flight to the east African country could go ahead on Tuesday but this is set to be challenged in the Court of Appeal. The appeal has been brought by the Public and Commercial Services union( PCS), which represents more than 80% of Border Force staff, along with the Care4Calais and Detention Action charities.A second c

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？ Close Liz Truss defends Rwanda asylum scheme as ‘completely legal and moral’ The foreign secretary has insisted the government’s policy to fly asylum seekers to Rwanda is “ completely moral ” after the Church of England’s senior bishops condemned the plan. Liz Truss told reporters this morning that “ our policy is completely legal, it’s completely moral ”. The Church of England had said the plan “ should shame us as a nation ”. The comments came after a last-ditch legal effort to block the fir