The Rwanda bill, which looks to require the UK courts to consider Rwanda a safe country, will be debated in the House of Commons next week. But as it stands, it looks as if the draft of the bill will not stop the boats. Passing the bill is of huge importance, but only if it’s an effective bill. Passing an ineffective bill would make the government look hopeless. In many ways, it would be better to do nothing than to fail again, because this is actually the third go at trying to get people deported to Rwanda. And there are many MPs, including me, who believe the bill lacks clarity and is in som…
