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Suella Braverman hopes JD Vance 'succeeds where I failed' as she slams Treasury 'orthodoxy' on migration
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Former Home Secretary Suella Braverman has backed JD Vance's remarks on UK immigration, claiming "there's some truth to what he says" and suggesting it should serve as a "wake up call" for those in Government.
Speaking to GB News, Braverman said: "We are overwhelmingly dominated in our immigration system by low-wage, low-skill migrants who are actually costing the British taxpayer."
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