 and insufficient housing to meet the needs of its own citizens cannot continue to let in tens of thousands of new people without further straining our exhausted public services. Nor do we wish to spend almost £7 million every single day on board and lodgings for migrants when that cash could buy us more nurses or give scarce social care workers a pay rise. Making this perfectly reasonable point is called 'hate speech'. It will get you accused by Labour activists, as I was, of 'toxic othering of migrants){kind=link}
The Home Secretary is right about the migrant crisis, but that makes her a target for those who want to maintain the lie
Hallowe’en wouldn’t be Hallowe’en without a witch-hunt. And this year’s designated witch is the Home Secretary. No surprise there. The Home Secretary is always the media’s witch of choice, as long as she agrees with what the British people keep voting for: strong borders and lower net migration. How wicked – drown the witch!
You don’t need a ducking stool to establish whether a Conservative home secretary is an incompetent bullying hag. Leaking civil servants will fall off their Pelotons in a rush to confirm that she is (as they did with Priti Patel and Amber Rudd – there’s a pattern here). The metropolitan media class, as remote from reality as they are from the views of ordinary people, then piles in with a hysterical 24/7 campaign to get Suella Braverman sacked.
My, how the Leftist elite detests a Home Secretary who refuses to play the ethnic-minority card and sticks up for the UK instead. To them, Suella is only “superficially” brown. I mean, she point blank refuses to say that the people landing on the Kent coast are all women and children seeking asylum, even when they’re 15-stone Albanian gangsters.
“That is why some people want to see the end of me,” Braverman told the Commons on Monday. “The British people deserve to have a political party which is serious about the invasion of our south coast. Let’s stop pretending they are all refugees in distress. Illegal migration is out of control and too many people are more interested in playing political parlour games rather than solving the problem.”