Who will be relocated to Rwanda - and how much will the scheme cost?
As we have been reporting, Boris Johnson has announced a new immigration policy, which includes plans to send illegal migrants crossing the Channel to Rwanda.
Who will be relocated to Rwanda?
Home Secretary Priti Patel said the "vast majority" of those who arrive in the UK through means deemed "illegal", such as on unauthorised boats or stowed away in lorries, will be considered for relocation.
Reports have suggested only male migrants who arrive from safe countries will be eligible but Ms Patel declined to give further details.
It is understood that adults will be prioritised for relocation under the scheme, with officials insisting that families arriving in the UK will not be split up.
How much will the scheme cost?
The taxpayer will foot the bill, including for the cost of chartering flights to remove detainees, but ministers are not saying how much the programme will cost.
Britain has promised Rwanda an initial £120m as part of an "economic transformation and integration fund" but the UK will be paying for operational costs too.
The Home Office said a set amount of funding will be provided for each relocated person.
But it declined to say how much, other than to say it will be comparable to current processing costs in the UK and cover case workers, legal advice, translators, accommodation, food and healthcare.