Rwanda
Almost 50,000 migrants have crossed the Channel since Rishi Sunak got into No.10.
The home secretary also failed to deny again that he once described it as "batshit".
The prime minister said he would not side with a "foreign court" over the UK's national security.
Migrant welfare and a lack of transparency are major concerns.
The judge says the government has offered "insufficient clarity" on when their flagship scheme will actually start.
Sunak has confirmed no planes will be taking off for Rwanda this side of the election.
The policing minister went viral following his embarrassing geographical blunder.
The plan to deport asylum seekers to Rwanda was first proposed under the former PM.
Do not confuse the voluntary programme offering to pay migrants to relocate with the forceful deportation scheme.
"Using human beings as election props," a former Tory adviser said.