Controversial Rwanda Asylum Bill Sparks Resignation and Legal Concerns in UK
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UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak defended his new Rwanda asylum law amid growing opposition within his own Conservative party. Sunak faced criticism from both the Tory right and centrist MPs, with speculation of a challenge to his leadership. The bill, which aims to prevent legal challenges to deportation plans, has caused divisions within the party, with MPs considering voting against it or proposing amendments. Sunak insisted that the legislation would be effective in deterring illegal immigration and restoring public trust, but critics argue that it still leaves room for individual legal challenges.
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- UK immigration minister resigns over controversial Rwanda asylum legislation, claiming it ‘does not go far enough’ CNN
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