Kemi Badenoch, Conservative Party leader has advocated for a tougher immigration controls in the United Kingdom, encompassing both legal and illegal migration.

In a piece published in the Daily Mail UK, Badenoch articulated her stance, emphasizing a need for “basic fairness” for British citizens.

She also advocated that migrants should be made to wait for 10 years before getting benefits.

‘The issue of immigration is a simple one for the Conservative Party: we need to crack down on it in every form, both legal and illegal’.

‘For me, this is about basic fairness. Britain today seems to work more favourably for those who jump the queue, who break the rules, who get into our country illegally but then denigrate our customs and our culture’.

‘And those of us who work hard and do the right thing, hoping one day to leave a better life for our children, are left footing the bill’.

‘The billions of pounds of taxpayers’ money we are spending to put asylum seekers up in hotels, for example, is well known’.

‘Less well known, however, is the fact that low-paid immigrants and refugees who stay here for five years qualify for ‘indefinite leave to remain’.

‘This allows them to claim the same benefits British citizens are entitled to, such as social housing and Universal Credit’.

‘They become automatically entitled to make such claims regardless of whether they’ve paid taxes or have simply lived off the state throughout those five years’.

‘To my mind, that is fundamentally unfair to all the hard-working Brits who have dutifully paid into the system – and I’m determined to stop it’.

‘The issue of immigration is a simple one for the Conservative Party: we need to crack down on it in every form, both legal and illegal’

‘The issue of immigration is a simple one for the Conservative Party: we need to crack down on it in every form, both legal and illegal’