James Cleverly won’t say how many civil servants will be sent to work in Rwanda

i revealed last week that the Home Office has asked civil servants to apply for jobs in Kigali to oversee the scheme

revealed last week that the Home Office has asked civil servants to apply for jobs in Kigali to oversee the scheme

But James Cleverly remained tight-lipped about how many civil servants would be deployed to Kigali – or whether it would exceed the number of asylum seekers the Government managed to send.show whether it was true that there are more British civil servants in Rwanda working on the plan than asylum seekers being deported, Mr Cleverly dodged the question and said only that it was an “uncapped scheme”.

The cost of hotel accommodation for asylum seekers is around £8m a day, according to a Home Office report in September.711 people detected arriving in the UK in 14 boats.The Home Office did not respond to questions about how many civil servants would be based in Kigali to help process the deported asylum seekers.

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