‘I don’t understand why Suella Braverman wants to hate everyone coming into this country.’ This passionate caller tells mrjamesob about the ‘horrible mist of anger’ the Tory government has brought into the UK since Brexit.
This caller told James O'Brien the UK is going through a "midlife crisis" and he doesn't want his children to grow up "in this atmosphere"., Jason in Horsham, who is of dual nationality, reflected on the "casual racism" he watched his father experience as he grew up, having moved to the UK from Spain.
This comes as new immigration laws set to be introduced have prompted backlash for being too hardline, as they have been said to push the boundaries of international law. He went on to say that he can't understand why Suella Braverman "wants to hate everyone that comes into the country".
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