Full Rishi Sunak press conference on Rwanda Bill

The transcript covers the passage of the Rwanda Bill in the House of Commons and its significance as a national priority. The Prime Minister emphasizes the need for the House of Lords to pass the bill to control illegal immigration and deter small boat arrivals. The media questions focus on the effectiveness of the government's plan, tax cuts, and the potential impact of international law on the Rwanda scheme. The Prime Minister defends the government's actions and highlights progress made in reducing illegal immigration and inflation.

What is the main purpose of the Rwanda Bill as discussed in the text?

How did the Conservative Party respond to the passing of the Rwanda Bill?

What concerns were raised about the opposition's stance on the Rwanda Bill?

What statistics were mentioned regarding small boat arrivals in the previous year?

What are the potential consequences of not passing the Rwanda Bill according to the speaker?

What measures were highlighted as part of the government's plan to deter illegal immigration?

How did the speaker justify the need for the Rwanda scheme?

What was the speaker's response to concerns about the legality of the Rwanda Bill?

What progress has been made in terms of illegal immigration enforcement according to the text?

What is the speaker's overall message regarding the government's plan and its effectiveness?