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Sunak appears to be still pushing ahead, and has claimed there will be more negotiations with Rwanda to try make the policy work. He has also said:
So it looks the ECHR is also now in Sunak's crosshairs.
May raised a good point that just removing ECHR doesn't actually make Rwanda lega by itself, we would still have to make further changes to do so. However I do not actually think that matters to them as ECHR has always been the goal here, Rwanda never really scaled to be a proper solution to the problem even if it wasn't unethical and was legal. The entire small boats issue has always been a Tory manufactured excuse to drum up outrage.