British Tories Immigration Coronation

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Suella Braverman, Rishi Sunak's Home Secretary, 
the British government department responsible for immigration.

Nothing personal Rishi Sunak. That is how the British Conservative Party rolls. It is big on short term rentals.

PRIME MINISTER

TIME SERVED

Teresa May

2016-2019

Boris Johnson

2019-2022

Liz Truss

September to October 2022

Rishi Sunak

Will he survive Coronation?

The Conservative Party decides policy. Prime Minister runs with it. There’s a backlash from the public. Make that affected groups like investors, and that’s it. Rishi Sunak does not need to take Liz Truss out for a pint at a small pub in Blistershire to learn how sharks and foxes in the Party, operate. He was part of the cabal himself. Yes. It’s a new ‘shire’. My invention.

Rishi Sunak’s days are numbered because of the royal family’s big day, King Charles’ Coronation. The Prime Minister has his hands full with his immigration bill, which will  deal severely with people trying to enter the shores of Britain illegally, in small boats.

There will be protests, Sunak can bet on it. They won’t be on the route to Westminster Abbey where the horses will be trotting away, but close enough to cause chaos to the royal privilege proceedings. Bad press is inevitable and he will be the fall guy, just like Liz Truss.

Once the negative publicity hits the fans, sharks and foxes in the Conservative Party will sharpen their teeth and pounce on Rishi Sunak. He will be left holding the immigration bill baby, as if he conceived it  alone.

By: Nonqaba waka Msimang. 

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