Braverman: net emigration only way to fix GB

SUELLA Braverman has backed calls to reverse “mass uncontrolled immigration” as calls for net emigration intensified.

- By Michael Knowles

Speaking on the eve of the Reform UK party conference, the former Home Secretary insisted the British people must “finally be put first” following record numbers of arrivals.

Net emigration would see more migrants leaving the UK than arriving.

Ms Braverman, inset, said mass immigration has “kept wages low” and fuelled a housing crisis.

It follows former immigration minister Robert Jenrick suggesting Britain needs a decade of net emigration to restore control of its borders.

Ms Braverman said: “I support net emigration. People have rightly had enough. The tide of mass immigration must not only end and be stopped, but be reversed.