Former U.K. Home Secretary Suella Braverman is warning that governments need to take action to tackle their respective migration crises. Braverman is seen by some as a future leader of Britain's Conservatives.
FIRST ON FOX — A top British MP and former home secretary is warning that governments in developed countries need to show the 'political will' to limit immigration, both legal and illegal, that voters want 'robust action' from their representatives and that the global migration crisis will be a major issue for voters in the upcoming U.S. presidential election. Suella Braverman served as U.K.
She has also been a champion of the U.K.’s plan to send illegal immigrants to Rwanda and fought both in the Cabinet and from outside it to make it happen.
My proposition to the prime minister has been that we need to leave the European Convention on Human Rights. We need to repeal the Human Rights Act so that the government, the elected government of the day, which has a mandate to control illegal migration, can actually put the interests of the British people first and impose meaningful border control,' she said. Britain is not the only country to struggle with the issues of migration.
Braverman, who was named Sue Ellen at birth after the character in the American TV show 'Dallas,' met with DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas when she served as home secretary and said she believed that immigration will be a major issue in the U.S. election as numbers increase. 'The impact on communities around the United States of America is getting more and more pressing. And, as a result, this issue is going to be a very big issue in your presidential election.
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