Rishi Sunak’s plan to send migrants to Rwanda has been torn apart in a damning new assessment from the right wing of the party.

This comes just a day before a crucial vote on his new legislation.

Lawyers acted on behalf of five groups of Conservative MPs – the European Research Group, the New Conservatives, the Common Sense Group, the Northern Research Group and the Conservative Growth Group.

The document, which lists 13 “limitations” of the legislation, warns the Bill “contains no restrictions on the bringing of legal challenges against removal to Rwanda based on grounds other than that Rwanda is not a safe country”.

It also claims there is “nothing in the Bill which would prevent the UK courts from following or being influenced by a final ruling of the Strasbourg Court on a case where the Bill does not expressly preclude them from doing so”.

Sunak has been warned that, once in Rwanda, an asylum seeker “will be able to appeal any previous decisions based on new evidence”.

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