[ianch99]

Originally Posted by Hugh

You don’t understand - under the Rwanda Bill, if the Government says Rwanda is safe, no evidence or ruling that shows this to be false is allowed or admissible in U.K. Courts.

Also, it’s a balmy 23 degrees Centigrade in the U.K. for the next three weeks, Energy Bills are reducing, there is no sewage in our waterways, and if you disagree, you are guilty of thoughtcrime, and so must practice crimestop…

Or in other words:

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/uk-p...7643298/page/3

Parliament being asked to say a cat is a dog - former minister

A former Conservative solicitor general has told the BBC the government should "find a practical policy response" to immigration issues rather than "try to evade the law".

Edward Garnier, who served under David Cameron between 2010 and 2012, says the government's plan is "legislation by assertion that cannot be challenged".

In a statement to BBC Radio 4's Today programme he said:

"Parliament is being required to pass a law that says a cat is a dog even when there’s no evidence to suggest that’s true and you cannot challenge it"