Sunak defends Rwanda policy as a necessary 'deterrent' to illegal migration.

The transcript discusses the Prime Minister's commitment to addressing illegal migration, emphasizing fairness and the need for a deterrent. The PM highlights progress made, such as reduced numbers and cooperation with Albania and France. The Rwanda plan is presented as a key deterrent, but challenges in passing legislation through Parliament are noted.

Why does the speaker believe stopping illegal migration is a priority?

• It increases tourism.

• It promotes economic growth.

• It ensures fairness and compassion.

• It reduces crime rates.

What was one of the key strategies mentioned for reducing illegal migration?

• Reducing public services.

• Increasing taxes.

• Striking a deal with Albania.

• Building a wall.

What is the speaker's proposed solution to fully solve the migration issue?

• Increasing foreign aid.

• Implementing a deterrent policy.

• Encouraging more tourism.

• Reducing taxes.

What challenge does the speaker face in implementing the Rwanda policy?

• International pressure.

• Lack of public support.

• Opposition in the House of Lords.

• Insufficient funding.

How does the speaker describe the legislation related to the Rwanda policy?

• A temporary measure.

• The toughest legislation seen.

• An outdated policy.

• The most lenient legislation.