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Rishi Sunak’s task now is to ensure that hundreds, if not thousands, of migrants are removed over the next few months

Rishi Sunak faced down his critics on the Conservative Right tonight, securing support for a Bill intended to stop the small boat crossings by deporting illegal immigrants to Rwanda. After around 60 Tory MPs defied a three-line whip on Tuesday and Wednesday in support of amendments to toughen up the legislation, the rebels were unprepared to take the nuclear option and defeat the Bill in its entirety.

The leaders of the three biggest groups on the Conservative Right have united to warn Rishi Sunak that they will vote against him on the Rwanda Bill this week unless he gives ground.

Former Wall Street insider, banking industry whistleblower, and investigative reporter Pam Martens of Wall Street on Parade, has just published another explosive report this week about how the corporate media's fascination over a list of names of people associated with Jeffrey Epstein's pedophile network that has just been unsealed, is from an older lawsuit against Epstein by some of his victims that was filed in 2015, and settled in 2017. She reports that the REAL explosive documents ...

Anyone would think that the Office for Budget Responsibility was a Labour Party invention the way the Opposition keeps championing the Government’s fiscal watchdog against attacks from the Tory Right.

Home Office officials have warned of a “high risk” that European judges will block deportations to Rwanda, despite Rishi Sunak’s legislation designed to get flights off the ground, The Telegraph can disclose.

Hostile states will increasingly “drive people to our shores” to destabilise Western nations unless leaders crack down on illegal migration and revamp asylum...

Rishi Sunak has pledged to push for reform of global refugee rules as he warned that failing to tackle illegal migration would “destroy the public’s faith” in politicians and governments.

PM says lack of action against illegal crossings would lead to growing numbers that will ‘overwhelm our countries’