british Prime Minister, Sunak Receipthave paid the consequences of controversial immigration policies Boris Johnson. The London Court of Appeal has ruled on that Rwanda “not a safe third country” to send immigrants arriving via irregular routes to great Britainas claimed by the conservative government.

That immigration policy from great Britain collapsed, especially now that the British Courts have accepted the appeal filed by some asylum seekers and non-governmental organizations against the December decision High Court supporting government policies.

According to the two judges, the weaknesses of Rwanda’s asylum system implied a “real risk” refugees who are returned to their country of origin and suffer persecution or inhumane treatment.

To the Government of Sunak He still has one bullet left, and he can appeal this decision before Supreme Court. For its part, the third parties involved, Rwandahave stated that “don’t agree” with the decision and have confirmed that it nevertheless “remains fully committed” to the agreement reached with the British authorities.

Controversial plans to send asylum seekers to Rwandaannounced in 2022 by a former Prime Minister Boris Johnson. So he European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) was enforced London to cancel the first plane’s takeoff in June last year.

Since then, the act has been involved in various judicial appeals in great Britain, so far no one has been deported. Finally, today’s verdict further eliminates that possibility Sunak can practice inheritance Johnson.