Theresa May has been the U.K.’s home secretary for five years. Throughout her time in the job, she has talked—in terms either quite Draconian or very Draconian—about reducing net immigration to Britain.
The latest statistics show that annual net migration to Britain now stands at 330,000, which is a record high.
May has huffed and puffed. She’s looked stern and foreboding.
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