For Prince Charles deporting refugees to Rwanda is “appalling”

The Prince carlos has privately called the UK government’s plans to deport asylum seekers to Rwanda “appalling”, two media outlets report, while the first flight taking refugees to the East African country will leave next week.

Charles, heir to the British throne, has been heard criticizing this policy, newspapers report “The Times” Y “Daily Mail”.

to Carlos IHe worries that controversial asylum policy will cast a shadow over a Commonwealth summit in Rwanda where he is due to represent his motherthe Queen Isabelat the end of this month, reported “The Times”.

“He said he was more than disappointed by the policy”a source told “The Times”.

“He said he thinks the whole government approach is appalling. It was clear that he was not impressed with the direction of the government”.

A spokesman for Prince Charles he did not deny that he had expressed personal views on politics in private.

“We will not comment on the alleged anonymous private conversations with the Prince, except to reaffirm that he remains politically neutral. Policy matters are government decisions,” the spokesman asserted.

The British government announced in April that had reached an agreement to potentially send tens of thousands of asylum seekers to Rwanda in an attempt to undermine human trafficking networks.

At least 30 people will continue to be expelled from the UK next week.

The government overcame a legal challenge to the policy on Friday, as a judge dismissed the activists’ attempts to win an injunction. The first flight could leave on Tuesday.

According to the British unwritten constitution, the royal family must remain politically neutral. Queen Elizabeth has remained firm in his opinions during his seven decades of reign.

Carlos, on the other hand, has expressed his opinion on familiar topics, such as nature conservation, architecture and genetically modified crops.