Cleverly refuses to be drawn on missing asylum seekers

The transcript features a debate on the government's handling of the asylum system, highlighting a significant failure by the Home Office to track asylum seekers slated for removal to Rwanda. The speaker criticizes the government's approach and suggests adopting Labour's plan for increased immigration enforcement. The Speaker of the House intervenes to manage the debate, and the discussion concludes with a critique of Labour's stance on the Rwanda scheme.

What significant change in the asylum system management is highlighted by the speaker?

• Increase in asylum seeker removals

• Decrease in asylum seeker removals

• Stable asylum seeker removals

• No change in asylum seeker removals

What percentage of asylum seekers identified for removal to Rwanda has the Home Office lost contact with?

• 85%

• 75%

• 95%

• 50%

What does the speaker suggest about the Rwanda plan?

• It is a cost-effective solution

• It is an expensive and ineffective distraction

• It is a permanent solution

• It is a temporary measure

What is the Labour Party's position on the Rwanda scheme according to the speaker?

• They fully support it

• They would keep it if successful

• They would scrap it even if successful

• They have no opinion on it

What criticism does the speaker make about the Labour Party's approach to the asylum system?

• They have a detailed plan

• They lack a concrete plan

• They have too many plans

• They are overly committed