georgia donna is a professor of forced migration and refugee studies of the university of east london. she says the policy is unlawful. anybody will be crossing the board? does it? i'm documenting my dog just the 1st of january to be sent to land and most refugee will come to the country. i've seen countries of war, so i put in some of them don't even when they applied for the side, 90 percent of their being rented asylum. so they can be from any country in the world and they will be deported. took place where they don't know. busy the language, the cards where they don't want to go, and some of that will have collections would be paid. so they'd be in a way, even if they had to send the claim to 20 days vacation, that may be monitored by these pharmacy. the british government claims that this is a way to deter smarter than traffic comes from the from and i think people across the board. but we know from be such that usually people are free countries of coffee will not be deterred by such policies and the u. k government has already been in the range of what had been described as host

forced migration and co director of the center for migration refugees and belonging at the university of east london. she, georgia. i live from london. good. have you with us a professor. of course we'll have to wait to see what the court decides here. but what's your view on the you case? government to the u. k. government's policy and well as chatted. he said, pointing out the policy of yes to be a law on the number on ground schools in terms of motor principles and some of the practicalities, and we will see what happens. but said, for instance, at the united nation court, refugee convention does not criminalize people who travel as i'm documenting my grants, and therefore they have the right to be listened to end. in this case, the u. k. government is offshore them, the right to listen to asylum seekers to another country. and so that's $11.00 of the problems that you pick up and it will come from. there's also another issue pertaining the global conflict on refugees and the international responsibility to, to share the parenting. and that is also something that they can pay. government is now a

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east, from the states. >> all right. joining us now, staff writer at the atlantic and applebaum, an associate professor of global politics at the university college londonand on the heels of emmanuel macron, french president said we have to worry about humiliating vladimir putin, that it's potentially a danger to humiliate him and talk of giving him after off ramp, i want to read from your latest piece from "the atlantic." it's entitled the war won't end unless putin loses and you write in part this, the wrest should not aim to offer putin an off ramp, our goal, our endgame should be defeat. in fact, the only solution that offers some hope of long-term stability in europe is rapid defeat or even to borrow macron's phrase, humiliation. military loss could create a real opening for self-examination or for a major change as it so often has done in russia's past. only failure can persuade the russians themselves to question the sense and purpose of a colonial ideology that has repeatedly impoverished and ruined their own economy and society as well as those of their neighbors for decades, and yet so many are worried about him needing to save face and can yo