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His allies have a plan article with gallery * Worldcategory How bird flu could threaten cow cuddling. Yes, it is a thing. article with video My ViewMy ViewChevron Search Sign InRegister Menu * United Kingdom HUMAN RIGHTS GROUP BEGINS LEGAL ACTION OVER UK'S RWANDA MIGRANT POLICY By Michael Holden and Sam Tobin May 3, 20245:04 PM GMT+2Updated 21 hours ago Save Text * Small Text * Medium Text * Large Text Share * Twitter * Facebook * Linkedin * Email * Link A sign informs visitors of the area which Colnbrook immigration removal centre is a part of, in Middlesex, Britain May 2, 2024. REUTERS/Gerhard Mey/File Photo Purchase Licensing RightsNew Tab, opens new tab LONDON, May 3 (Reuters) - Human rights group Asylum Aid said on Friday it had launched a legal challenge against the British government's policy of sending asylum seekers to Rwanda, which Prime Minister Rishi Sunak aims to launch within weeks. Parliament passed a law last month to pave the way for Britain to send asylum seekers who arrive without permission to Rwanda, which Sunak says will deter migrants from making the dangerous journey to Britain in small boats. Advertisement · Scroll to continue The new law, which says the UK parliament has declared Rwanda a safe country, was designed to override a ruling last year by the UK Supreme Court that the scheme was unlawful. But Asylum Aid said a document published by the government this week telling case workers they must now consider Rwanda safe was inconsistent with wording in the new law that allows asylum seekers the right of appeal in limited circumstances. Advertisement · Scroll to continue "We have brought forward this legal action to ensure that the Home Office properly considers any individual cases against removal to Rwanda, including on the grounds that they would be returned from Rwanda to the place they fled," said Alison Pickup, executive director of Asylum Aid. Sunak, who has made the scheme one of his key policies, is hoping that the first flights will leave in the next 10 to 12 weeks. He says the plan will smash the business model of people-smugglers who have brought tens of thousands of asylum seekers across the Channel in small boats. His opponents call the plan, which has already cost the government hundreds of millions of pounds, a costly gimmick. This week the government said it had started to detain migrants in preparation for them to be sent to Rwanda. "There is a lack of information on when flights to Rwanda will take off and who will be on them, but the government has made clear that it is determined to act quickly as we have already seen the Home Office carrying out forcible detentions," Pickup said. Advertisement · Scroll to continue Asylum Aid is not the first to start legal action over the new law, with the FDA trade union also launching action saying its civil servant members were potentially being asked to breach international law. A judge ordered on Friday that this case be heard in the first week of June. Despite the new law and the threat of being sent to Rwanda, migrants have continued to make the dangerous cross-Channel trip from France. More than 7,500 have arrived this year, with 711 detected on Wednesday alone, the most in a single day so far this year. Coming soon: Get the latest news and expert analysis about the state of the global economy with Reuters Econ World. Sign up here. 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