Rwanda Bill passes as only 11 Tory MPs rebel

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

64% : Wishful thinking, to my mind.
55% : That's not because people were that passionate just about the EU, there's other factors in there as well.
45% : "We've spent hundreds of millions of pounds; not a single flight has gone, not one person has gone and as we go on through this internecine warfare within the Conservative Party, I wonder legally, frankly, all the while we're signed up to the European Convention on Human Rights, to various conventions with the United Nations whether any of it is worth a row of beans?"He added: "I'd have thought actually the chances of any flights taking off before the next general election look pretty slim, don't they?"07:42 AM GMTSunak would be 'wise to listen' to Tory Rwanda Bill rebels, says ex-Cabinet ministerRishi Sunak would be "wise to listen" to Tory rebels and strengthen his Rwanda Bill because the "British public's patience is wearing thin", Sir Jacob Rees-Mogg said.
43% : And we've seen countless obstacles thrown in its way including the European Court of Human Rights and our own Supreme Court, which eccentrically based its judgment, at least in part, on evidence from the United Nations, which uses Rwanda as a place to send refugees.

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