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Hello and welcome to Coffee House Shots, the spectators' daily politics podcast.

I'm Cindy you and I'm joined by James Hill and Katie Boss.

So today the government may be facing a rebellion on its immigration bill.

Katie talk us through what's going on.

So at the stage of when it comes to the legal immigration bill where amendments are being

added and I think it's about to say a lot of amendments are being put forward.

Obviously we get to see which ones are called by the speaker but I think it is highlighting

that while the small boats bill, which is often you're trying to make it so that if you arrive

here legally you cannot claim asylum, has I think had a unifying effect generally and certainly

initially on the Tory party, you know, you look at the second reading, sailed through.

But now at the point we are seeing the splits from the Tory party on the issue.

So Rishisuna has been pulled in various directions by different parts of his party.

I think in terms of just basic math, the one that is the most problematic comes from the

moderate wing of the party. So this is Tim Loudoun back by MPs calling for

there to be a safe and legal route for people to come here now.

At present what Minister is proposing is oh we might let some asylum seekers come here one day

but we'll get back to you on the details and we'll only do so when we grip the current problem.

Whereas this is trying to make it so actually no look at your duties working with the UN to

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