Watch live: Special programme on the government’s plan to send some migrants to Rwanda

Sky News published this video item, entitled “Watch live: Special programme on the government’s plan to send some migrants to Rwanda” – below is their description.

Tonight on Sky News we’ll have a special programme examining the government’s plan to send some migrants to Rwanda.

Boris Johnson has defended his plan to send migrants arriving illegally in the UK thousands of miles away to Rwanda as “the morally right thing to do”.

The policy is part of the prime minister’s plan to tackle the problem of dangerous Channel crossings by migrants in small boats – though he admitted there would be legal challenges and it would not happen overnight.

Read more on this story here: https://news.sky.com/story/migrant-crossings-royal-navy-to-take-over-operational-command-in-channel-from-today-12589851

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