Rwanda analyst says UK migrant plan would help address illegal migration

A consultant working for Rwanda’s government says the asylum deal signed with the United Kingdom which was ditched last week by Britain’s new Prime Minister Keir Starmer would have helped address increased illegal migration. Gatete Ruhumuliza, a Rwandan Governance consultant, explained more in this interview with Associated Press.
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