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14 November 2023

4244 GB adults surveyed

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The Government has agreed a deal where some people who have entered Britain to apply for asylum will be flown to Rwanda, in Africa, for their asylum applications to be processed. If their application is successful they would be granted asylum in Rwanda, and would not be entitled to return to Britain. Do you support or oppose this proposal?

Conducted 14 November 2023

YouGov surveyed 4244 GB adults

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20%
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24%
18%
The Government has agreed a deal where some people who have entered Britain to apply for asylum will be flown to Rwanda, in Africa, for their asylum applications to be processed. If their application is successful they would be granted asylum in Rwanda, and would not be entitled to return to Britain. Do you support or oppose this proposal?

Conducted 14 November 2023

YouGov surveyed 4244 GB adults

By:
28%
20%
11%
24%
18%

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