Rishi Sunak makes migration bill concessions but still faces clash with Tory rebels over modern slavery
Another concession will stop the Home Secretary removing those who have already arrived in the UK, with this part of the law only applying from when the Bill receives royal assent.
The Government will still seek to remove anyone who arrived before the date of Royal Assent under existing powers.
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