Tory backbenchers warn Sunak's future could be decided by Rwanda ruling response

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

65% : "Meanwhile, Brendan Clarke-Smith, another Conservative MP from the 2019 intake, posted a picture on X, formerly Twitter, of a 2016 Daily Mail headline suggesting judges were "enemies of the people" over a ruling on Brexit.
59% : "I think the British people have been very patient, I've been very patient, and now they're demanding action.
55% : He later insisted he had not been attacking justices of the Supreme Court but making a point about the "democratic choices" of British people, adding: "Like we did then with Brexit, we solved the problem in Parliament and it's my intention to make this happen again.
48% : The New Conservatives grouping of MPs said the judgment felt "existential" for the party while deputy chairman Lee Anderson said ministers should "ignore the law" and start sending asylum seekers to the east African nation.
45% : I think we should ignore the law and send them straight back the same day.

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