Jenrick on Falling Net Migration: “I Secured the Very Changes That Are Making This”
Former official Jenrick claims he initiated changes leading to a decrease in net migration. He advocates for net emigration to alleviate pressure on housing and public services. Jenrick emphasizes the need for a sustained reduction in immigration over the next decade.
- ▪Jenrick stated he secured changes that are contributing to falling net migration.
- ▪He expressed a desire for more people to leave the country than come in.
- ▪Jenrick believes this will relieve pressure on housing and public services.
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“I secured the very changes that are making this, announced them, and then resigned because they weren’t enough. I want the numbers to come down much more.” “We don’t want hundreds of thousands of people coming into the country. We want net emigration. That means more people leaving every year than are coming in. Why? So that we can reduce pressure on housing, people getting a doctor or a dentist, and stop this constant pressure where British workers wages are being hammered because there’s an easy lever of foreign labour.” “So it’s got to keep coming down. Reform have a very clear policy, net emigration. We’re going to get it right down and have a long period, maybe a decade or more, which would give the country breathing space.”
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