Sonak’s attempt to preserve political life with anti-immigration means
| British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is trying to get the Rwandan immigration bill passed in Parliament by any means necessary to save the heavily weakened Conservative Party from a heavy defeat in next year's election. |
If at least 29 Tory MPs in the first If the vote on Sunak’s “new anti-immigration bill called Rwanda” does not support the government that day, Sunak may have no choice but to resign or hold an immediate election. He did not officially announce the confidence vote, but as he has made his strategy to “deter” unwanted asylum seekers an unprecedented political priority in recent months, a defeat would be a personal blow he may not be able to recover from. Save it.
Sunak’s most serious crisis as prime minister since she took office in October last year, with the Conservatives planning to deny asylum to illegal immigrants who cross the English Channel in small boats and Deports thousands of them to Rwanda in Africa.
A similar move was first halted by the European Court of Human Rights and then, three weeks ago, banned by the UK Supreme Court because According to the highest British judges, Rwanda is not a “safe country” for refugees.
After this court ruling, Sonak pledged to speed up the promised “Rwanda flights”. On Tuesday of this week, Home Affairs Minister James Cleverly signed a formal agreement with the Rwandan government to give legal basis for the first time to the already tenuous agreement. Published in London, Sunak now wants to ensure that the British Parliament formally and legally declares Rwanda “safe” – so that “no court in the world” can raise effective challenges against the Rwandan plan.
The report further states: The Rwanda Bill basically seeks to ignore the provisions of the British Human Rights Act. The government wants to give itself the power to ignore the rulings of the domestic courts and temporary orders from Strasbourg on planned deportations. Rwanda resigned on Wednesday evening. Generic, a former Sunak loyalist, was supposed to bring the bill to parliament on Christmas Eve. Instead, he declared that he “couldn’t do it” because he believed Sunak’s agreements would destroy the desired deterrent effect. Deeply disheartened by Generic’s resignation, Sunak filed a petition. Desperately, he warned Tory supporters that it was now a case of “stand together or die” for the Tory faction. Braverman, a former UK minister, had previously predicted that the Conservatives would disappear completely from the scene in next year’s Commons election due to Sunak’s weak leadership. Currently, according to opinion polls, the conservatives have won 25% of the vote, which is much less than the Labor Party with 44%. Meanwhile, calls for immediate new elections are in opposition circles. increase. A Labor spokesman said the Tories were literally “divisive” over Rwanda.
Meanwhile, the Prime Minister and her allies are anxiously waiting to see what the Tory right will do in the next few days. will make a decision. Apparently more Tories are now calling for a vote of no confidence against Sunak within the faction.
The British government has openly admitted it wants to suspend human rights over its deportation plans. British Prime Minister Rishi Sonak has announced that he wants to ensure that the plan does not stop. The British government has announced that it will not allow the human rights of its controversial plans to deport asylum seekers to Stop Rwanda.
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