UK's Sunak Faces Uphill Battle with Controversial Rwanda Migration Plan
British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak secured a victory in a vote on his Rwanda migration policy, but the deep divisions within his Conservative Party threaten to undermine his authority and turn the party into a "circus." While the bill moves to the next stage, rebel lawmakers from the right-wing faction are expected to demand changes to the policy, which has split the party and raised concerns about breaching international law. Sunak faces the challenge of appeasing both the right-wing lawmakers who want tougher measures and the centrist lawmakers who oppose breaching international law. The outcome of negotiations on the bill will have a significant impact on Sunak's security within the party, and the divisions within the Conservative Party resemble the parliamentary battles over Brexit. Sunak's popularity has also suffered, with his net favorability rating dropping to its worst ever.