Labour Party chairwoman, Anneliese Dodds, said :“They need to explain why they’re holding onto so much money from someone who disparages this country in such an appalling way,
"Dear World, PLEASE know that not all of us in the UK either want or sanction the Rwanda deportation plan. It is #NotInMyName."
Up to 130 people have been notified they could be removed on the inaugural flight, due to take off on Tuesday.
It's alleged that two refugees, aged 16, are amongst a group of migrants who will be deported to Rwanda next week, WITHOUT their parents.
When announced last month, Boris Johnson said tens of thousands of people could be deported under the deal.
The Home Office is set to notify the first group of people that they face a one-way ticket to the East African nation.
The former UKIPer was responding to news that the government's Rwanda plan may not come into play for months, if ever.
The PM warned the "legal eagles" are circulating, much to the chagrin of the Daily Mail.
The Home Office has been accused of trying to "avoid public scrutiny" by shutting out certain journalists.