#deportation-policy

#deportation-policy

Last Friday, Ayman Soliman, an Egyptian imam and hospital chaplain who had been detained at a county jail for more than 10 weeks, was released and is expected to have his visa status fully returned. Soliman had been accused by US authorities of a variety of alleged terror-related charges in Egypt

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The party has suggested it would be prepared to deport 600,000 people under the policy, if it wins the next general election.

Halfway into his press conference on Tuesday during which he announced his party would deport asylum seekers en masse if it entered government Nigel Farage sounded a note of triumphalism. One of the most interesting things about this press conference is the questions being asked are about the practicalities of individual pieces of implementation, he said. What I notice is there is very little pushback from the media against the idea that we really are in very, very big trouble in this country.

The United States deported eight men who arrived in South Sudan this month - via Djibouti, where they were held for weeks in a metal shipping container at a naval base. All but one of the migrants had no connection to South Sudan.