Liz Truss wants to deport asylum seekers to other countries, not just Rwanda

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

56% : Ms Truss said her plan to tackle illegal migration would be given a strong legal foundation by the new UK Bill of Rights, adding: 'We need to break the cycle of these appalling gangs and stop people taking dangerous journeys across the Channel. 'I'll make sure we have the right levels of force and protection at our borders.
43% : He also offered a 10-point plan that will include a commitment to a narrower definition of who qualifies for asylum compared to that from the ECHR, with enhanced powers to detain, tag and monitor illegal migrants. 'Our immigration system is broken and we have to be honest about that,' he said.
34% : The plan to deport people seeking asylum in the UK to Rwanda has not proved universally popular, with people from Prince Charles to the Archbishop of Canterbury reportedly condemning it.

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