Rishi Sunak's supporters are urging the Tory right to support his immigration plan to prevent Labour from causing chaos. Sunak is facing a crucial vote in the Commons after making revisions to the plan. Critics argue that it falls short of expectations, but allies warn that going further could jeopardize its chances of success. The need for MPs to unite in stopping illegal crossings is emphasized.

In a Michigan high school shooting case, the perpetrator receives a life sentence for killing four students. Despite pleading for parole due to mental illness, the plea is rejected by the judge. Emotional testimony is given by parents and survivors, while it is revealed that the parents themselves are also facing charges.

A moment of embarrassment for the Prime Minister at No10 while welcoming the Dutch PM is overshadowed by Sunak's defense of the Rwanda plan. During discussions on illegal migration, the Middle East, and Ukraine, lawyers are criticizing the legislation, highlighting that no migrants have been sent to Rwanda.

The recent surge in antisemitic and pro-terror content online following Hamas' attack on Israel sparks a debate on government regulation of online speech. Some argue for increased regulation to combat the spread of hate speech, while others advocate for protecting free speech. Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act shields websites from liability, but critics call for greater transparency and regulation similar to the European Union's Digital Services Act.

The Digest, 12/9/2023 @600AM, CDT

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