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What happens to survivors who reach the UK?

Survivors of Channel crossings who reach the UK are usually detained and processed. They can claim asylum, but the government's current policy aims to deport those who arrive illegally, often to Rwanda, regardless of their claim. This policy is highly controversial and faces legal challenges.

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