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"Some 16 migrants will challenge Sir Keir Starmer's scheme in the High Court on Wednesday and are expected to claim that the deal breaches modern slavery laws. Minister for border security, Alex Norris, said that these cases are exactly why we are reforming our laws to stop these last-minute claims, adding: Modern slavery claims must never be used to prevent the removal of illegal migrants."
Migrants have launched a legal bid to halt deportations under the UK's one in, one out returns deal with France amid concerns that Labour is failing trafficking and modern slavery victims. Sixteen migrants will challenge the scheme in the High Court, expected to claim the deal breaches modern slavery laws. Minister for border security Alex Norris said reforms aim to stop last-minute modern slavery claims being used to prevent removals. So far 367 people have come to the UK under the programme, with 305 returned. A coalition of 22 charities says survivors face prison-like detention and calls for the scheme to stop immediately.
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