United we stand: The battle to stop illegal immigration

Uniting against the real enemy

The Prime Minister has urged Conservative MPs to "unite or die" as they face the pressing issue of illegal immigration. The real enemy, he says, is the Labour Party, and it is crucial for the Conservatives to come together and fight for their promises to the public.

The small boats crisis: Who is in charge?

The ongoing small boats crisis has raised an important question: who holds the power in our country? Is it Parliament, representing the people, or lawyers and judges who interpret international law? While international law is crucial for maintaining peace between nations, sovereignty in the UK lies with Parliament.

The need for the "Safety of Rwanda Bill"

To address the challenges posed by illegal immigration, the government has introduced the "Safety of Rwanda Bill." This bill clarifies that Parliament is sovereign and aims to close loopholes that have been exploited by human rights lawyers to block deportations. However, concerns remain regarding the effectiveness of the bill.

Key questions and challenges

There are several key questions surrounding the "Safety of Rwanda Bill." Will it prevent migrants from lodging individual legal cases to avoid deportation? Will it allow authorities to detain arrivals immediately? Will it ensure that ministers can ignore foreign judges' rulings? And most importantly, will it ultimately work?

Unite around the principle of sovereignty

In order to serve the British public and win the trust of voters, the Conservative Party must unite around the principle of parliamentary sovereignty. It is essential to fulfill the promise made to the British public to stop illegal immigration and not just reduce it.

The verdict on the Rwanda Bill

Rishi Sunak is facing a crucial 48 hours as Tory MPs prepare to deliver their verdict on the emergency Rwanda Bill. The bill has sparked intense debate within the party, with some calling for stricter measures and others advocating for a more lenient approach.

Will the bill finally stop the boats?

The Prime Minister has vowed that the Rwanda Bill will "finally stop the boats" by preventing illegal migrants from using certain human rights laws to stay in the UK. However, going further could risk breaching international law and potentially lead to Rwanda withdrawing from the agreement.

It remains to be seen how the Conservative Party will navigate these challenges and find a solution that effectively tackles illegal immigration while upholding the principles of sovereignty and international law.