The UK government's policy to detain and deport asylum seekers to Rwanda is set to start within 10-12 weeks, facing significant backlash.

Refugee advocacy groups and lawyers are critical of the plan, predicting protests and potential clashes with law enforcement.

Capacity for detaining migrants designated for deportation to Rwanda has been increased to 2,200, with ongoing legal challenges anticipated.

The UK government remains steadfast in implementing the deportation plan as a measure against illegal migration via the English Channel.

Activist organizations are gearing up for a legal battle that could escalate to the European Court of Human Rights.

The Irish government is exploring new legislation to send back ineligible asylum seekers to the UK, addressing a loophole with the open border with Northern Ireland.

Scotland's police are preparing for expected demonstrations against the UK's asylum seeker deportation policy.