The home secretary will argue that is 'not racist' to want to control borders. in a speech later.
Speaking later at a conference organised by a US-based right-wing campaign group, in London, Ms Braverman will say we must not "forget how to do things for ourselves".Visa rules have been relaxed or adjusted in some sectors in recent years to tackle worker shortages.
This would be a record high, driven in part by the Ukraine resettlement scheme, but mostly by an increase in people coming to the UK to work and study from outside the EU. Ms Braverman is also expected to use the speech to argue it is "not racist" to want to control Britain's borders and she is not embarrassed to say she loves Britain.
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