TRIGGERnometry Suella Braverman: “We Are Not in Control of Our Border”
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Feb 28, 2024 Suella Braverman, a former Home Secretary and Conservative MP for Fareham, delves into immigration policy and the pressing challenges facing the UK today. She discusses the complexities of border control and the political hurdles that hinder reform. Braverman shares insights on Britain's historical contributions, emphasizing national pride. She grapples with public concerns over migration's impact on community cohesion and the struggle for law enforcement to balance freedoms against rising antisemitism. A thought-provoking take on identity and policy!
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Braverman's Parents' Immigration
- Suella Braverman's parents immigrated to the UK from Kenya and Mauritius in the 1960s.
- Her father, expelled from Kenya, found opportunity in the UK, while her mother was recruited by the NHS.
Why Conservative?
- Braverman chose the Conservative Party due to its emphasis on aspiration and personal responsibility, regardless of background.
- She believes in the power of individual effort and determination to achieve success.
Broken Promises on Immigration
- Consecutive UK governments have failed to deliver on promises to lower immigration, despite public support for these policies.
- Braverman claims this is due to political resistance, particularly from the Treasury, prioritizing economic growth over immigration control.