SUELLA Braverman has been attacked over “deeply ignorant and offensive” comments after a speech in which she claimed multiculturalism has…
SUELLA Braverman has been attacked over “deeply ignorant and offensive” comments after a speech in which she claimed multiculturalism has “failed” inDelivering a speech in Washington DC, the Home Secretary also spoke of the UK’s resources being stretched thin due to illegal migration due to “high birth rates among foreign-born mothers”.
She said: “Uncontrolled immigration, inadequate integration and a misguided dogma of multiculturalism have proven a toxic combination for Europe over the last few decades.” “If cultural change is too rapid and too big, then what was already there is diluted. Eventually it will disappear.” She also highlighted “threats to public safety”, noting “heightened levels of criminality connected to some small boat arrivals”.
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