Sunak pleads with Tory MPs to back Rwanda Bill as crunch vote looms

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

43% : "Illegal migration minister Michael Tomlinson - who replaced Robert Jenrick after he resigned in protest at the legislation - insisted he is "very much in listening mode" as last-ditch efforts to woo would-be rebels continue.
38% : A revolt by 29 Conservative MPs could be enough to defeat the Safety of Rwanda Bill at its first Commons hurdle - something that has not happened to a piece of Government legislation since 1986.
37% : The New Conservatives, made up mainly of MPs elected since the 2016 Brexit referendum, are one of the main Tory factions with reservations about the plan, claiming it does not go far enough.

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