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the immigration minister michael tomlinson has insisted the party is still united despite last night's still needs to get through the house of lords if it is approved by mps tonight. debating the house of commons is under way, and the proposals are being moved designed to block injections from european judges. irate to block in'ections from european 'udues. ~ :, to block in'ections from european 'udues. ~ ., :, .,~ to block in'ections from european 'udues. ., :, , to block in'ections from european 'udues. ., :, .,~ , ., judges. we have to make sure that this bill actually _ judges. we have to make sure that this bill actually does _ judges. we have to make sure that this bill actually does the _ judges. we have to make sure that this bill actually does the job. - judges. we have to make sure that this bill actually does the job. i - this bill actually does the job. i want to speak to two amendments, but one in particular. that is the one in respect of rule 39. we said at the outset of this debate that i don't believe that our membership of the european convention on human rights is sus

of this just exposes divisions within the conservative party, divisions which earlier today michael tomlinsonmigration minister, was desperate to play down. myjob, both through the course of the day and this evening, will be both at the dispatch box and when speaking to colleagues to seek to persuade them that even if there are minor differences in emphasis, minor differences in where the emphasis should be, there is a fundamental singleness of determination to ensure that this policy works. and that's myjob, both in conversations with colleagues and also in the chamber. but i know why my colleagues are concerned. i'm a former deputy chairman of the erg. i understand their concerns, and that's why those conversations will continue throughout the course of the day~ — and it's myjob to persuade my colleagues, both in the chamber of the house of commons and outside, to back this plan. there are disagreements of emphasis. as i say, there's an inch between us. there's a determination to ensure that the policy works. what we will also see this afternoon, i think, is a lack of a plan from the party

the minister michael tomlinson is currently on his feet. this legislation that conservative mps have put down. about 60 tory mps are acting those amendments, which they say will strengthen the legislation by limiting the rights of individuals to appeal, but also to supplying parts of international law. we've heard from a number of backbench conservative mps that this legislation won't work unless it's toughened up. the question is how many of them are prepared to actually vote against it if it remains unchanged. some went as far to say they would. have a listen to simon clarke, the former cabinet minister. pa, simon clarke, the former cabinet minister. �* , ., . ., simon clarke, the former cabinet minister. �* . ., minister. a young male who was in essence an — minister. a young male who was in essence an economic _ minister. a young male who was in essence an economic migrant - minister. a young male who was in essence an economic migrant in i minister. a young male who was in essence an economic migrant in all but name. — essence an econo

minister michael tomlinson says despite differences, everyone in the party wants the plan to go forwardward. >> you look down at it and when you look at the detail and what my colleagues were saying, they all man and to a woman want all to a man and to a woman want this policy to work. almost every single speech starts with we policy to work. and we want this policy to work. and that's the determination that we have. yes, there are differences . yes, there are shades. but if there is an inch between us on there is an inch between us on the conservative benches, there's a mile between us and there's a mile between us and the labour party because the labour even you labour party can't even tell you what plan they don't what their plan is. they don't have a plan to tackle illegal migration on. prime minister migration on. the prime minister does. determined to does. and he's determined to stop will that stop the boats and will do that with this bill. >> inflation unexpectedly rose to 4% last month. the office for national statistics says the increase was driven by higher tobacco and alcoho

michael tomlinson the immigration minister. ,, ., , , minister.ents debated and we will be amendments debated and we will have _ will be amendments debated and we will have i_ will be amendments debated and we will have i am sure a robust but respectful— will have i am sure a robust but respectful debate this afternoon. if no amendments are passed, it will go on to— no amendments are passed, it will go on to third _ no amendments are passed, it will go on to third reading later this evening _ on to third reading later this evening as you said.- on to third reading later this evening as you said. robust but respectful _ evening as you said. robust but respectful is _ evening as you said. robust but respectful is one _ evening as you said. robust but respectful is one of— evening as you said. robust but respectful is one of those - respectful is one of those politician phrases that does not quite mean what it says. the truth is there is anger in the conservative party. those divisions in the conservative party about how to get the rwanda asylum poli

i understand that the plan tomorrow is that michael tomlinson, the illegal migration minister, he willm told, lean very heavily in the direction of the rebels on this. there is a suggestion that he will make a commitment from the dispatch box to amend the civil service code to say that there will be a presumption that rule 39 injunctions would be ignored. so, not amending the bill, but giving a bike and a specific commitment. the second element that gives the government confident of success are the tactics of the three people who resigned from government or partyjobs today after they joined from government or partyjobs today after theyjoined the rebellion. those three, who according to government services were actually sacked, james stevenson, no longer a ministerial aide, and we anderson and brendan clarke—smith, no longer tory deputy chairman. i am told that all three of them have made clear to the government that they will vote with rishi sunak on that final vote in the commons tomorrow. just to get an idea... ~ . .,, in the commons tomorrow. just to get an idea... ~ . ., an idea...

now, michael tomlinson , the now, michael tomlinson, the immigration minister, has not really denied this. so this looks like a very live, active problem for the prime minister in his rush to try and clear that backlog , he's ended up that backlog, he's ended up losing track of about 6000 migrants. it's absolutely remarkable, isn't it ? remarkable, isn't it? >> olivia utley there for us in westminster . >> olivia utley there for us in westminster. thank you very much indeed. well joining us in the studio is conservative mp for shipley, philip davies . shipley, philip davies. >> good morning to you . hi. >> good morning to you. hi. let's get real here. this this expectation that flights will get off to rwanda before the election . it's it is now more election. it's it is now more skule that chance isn't it ? skule that chance isn't it? >> well, i don't know. let's see. well especially in what we're hearing about this. >> never before used motion by peers. >> well, we all know that the i mean, you know, this is the toughest piece of immigration legislation that any government has intro

. that is michael tomlinson. >> labour can't even >> the labour party can't even tell you what their plan to tackle illegal migration. >> minister does. >> the prime minister does. and he's stop he's determined to stop the boats do that with this bill. >> it's so desperately disappointing to see a government that just doesn't seem to govern anymore. seem to want to govern anymore. that's governments are that's what governments are supposed do . i don't supposed to do. i don't hear a peep from rishi sunak, but this week minister or any of week prime minister or any of his ministers about how they're deaung his ministers about how they're dealing that dealing with the problems that are working are actually facing working people and down this country. people up and down this country. >> you can see there's a lot of snow still the ground snow still here on the ground and lot ice. that's and a lot of ice. and that's exactly what the met office is continuing to warn people, not just here in the north west, but from the midlands upwards right into the north of scotland. >> every morning it'

office admits 6000 failed asylum are missing in asylum seekers are missing in the uk this is a michael tomlinsontering . illegal migration. i countering. illegal migration. i thought it would say counting for a minute that would be handy. they handy. just counting the they learnt how to that. it would learnt how to do that. it would be start. yeah i mean be a start. yeah i mean look there this that 17 there was this idea that that 17 withdrawn asylum seekers had disappeared no, disappeared and they said no, no, where some of those no, we know where some of those are. a thousand are. there's a few thousand of those know but those that we know about, but there's no knows those that we know about, but there'sthey no knows those that we know about, but there'sthey are. no knows those that we know about, but there'sthey are. quite knows where they are. quite disturbing. they seem to have disappeared into underground disappeared into the underground economy. what's mean? is it economy. what's that mean? is it just live just a demolition man? they live on ground and rat on the ground and eat rat burger

in sharp contrast to labour, who have no plan . who have no plan. >> michael tomlinson very good talking michael is the minister for illegal migration. um, can't ellsworth and suzanne holder are still with us here in the studio? candace um, anything you'd like to add to what the minister was saying? i just, you know, i just i wonder how much do the conservative party understand how they're being perceived by the country? >> i mean , just how chaotic this >> i mean, just how chaotic this looks. i mean, it's almost like that. they think that they they're going to be in power for another ten years, but it's just it's so tin eared. yeah >> now. well you can't argue with that. can you really. and i do think if they're all so much on the same page that they think it's worth doing, why don't they kind of try and behind it kind of try and get behind it and that way rather than and do it? that way rather than trying before it trying to dismantle it before it starts? seem to. it's starts? it doesn't seem to. it's not how i would do anything if i. you better kind of on the inside working it through

tomlinson, thank you for being here. appreciate your expertise. >> thank you, michael. >>> up ahead, this week in rele take yags for weeks of attacks on commercial ships in the red sea by annian backed rebels, u.s. and allies launched two days of military assault. will it make the region safer or lead to more escalation. >>> and how about this? monitoring on public police communications used to be somewhat of an obscure hobby, but technology has made it easier to listen not only locally, but nationally. so where is the line between the right to listen in and invasion of privacy? >>> plus don't forget, please vote on today's poll question, is the republican nomination already over. >>> overdoses, suicidal people, domestic violence, what does the public have a right to hear, where is the line between public information and invasion of privacy when it comes to police scanners? for decades police departments have communicated through public radio to dispatch their officers. attracting a relatively small number of listeners. technology has made it much easier. in 2012 with the launch of broadcastify, the company currently off

jon: lucas tomlinson reporting for the white house thank you. the speaker of the house of michaelohnson responded to president biden said he would secure the southern part of congress passed that bill quote president biden falsely claimed that yesterday he needs congress to pass a new law to allow him to close the southern border. but he knows that is untrue. as my letter stated president biden can begin to secure the border by ending catch and release, ceasing exploitation of parole authority, reinstated remain in mexico program, expanding the use of expedited removal authority and renewing construction of the border wall. the president must start by using the broad legal authority he already possesses to reclaim our nation's sovereignty and end the mass release of illegal aliens into our country. let's bring it near congresswoman claudia tenney house of the house ways and means committee northern border caucus. congresswoman thank you for being with us this evening. i am guessing you are not going to disagree with the speaker of the house on his letter to the white house. but wh