Sir John Major criticized the Rwanda asylum plan as 'odious,' remarking it was 'un-Conservative, un-British,' and not a viable solution to small boat crossings.
He stressed that sending migrants to Rwanda would not be understood by them and that, while it could potentially deter, it remained fundamentally wrong.
Major expressed his reluctance to comment on the previous government's actions, stating he preferred to avoid the media due to 'not being able to say much in favor'.
Reflecting on the Conservative Party's dire election defeat, Major acknowledged that sometimes 'democracy needs a change in government,' indicating no party is immune from accountability.
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