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Farage Urges Braverman to Join Reform UK
Braverman's Hardline Stance Not the Future of the Tories
Former UKIP leader Nigel Farage has urged Home Secretary Suella Braverman to ditch the Conservative Party and join his new party, Reform UK. Farage has argued that Braverman's policies and rhetoric align more closely with Reform UK's vision than with the Tories.
"Suella Braverman's Ukip-style politics isn't a vision of the Tories' future; it's already their present," Farage said. "The Conservative Party has lost its way, and it's time for Suella to join a party that represents her true values."
Braverman's fate within the Conservative Party remains uncertain as an internal inquiry into her conduct continues. The Home Secretary has faced criticism for her handling of immigration and asylum issues, as well as for alleged breaches of the ministerial code.
In a recent speech, Braverman warned that the world is facing a "hurricane of mass migration" and called for tougher border controls. These views have been condemned by human rights groups as "dehumanizing and divisive."
Rishi Sunak has called on Conservative MPs to "own" the party's recent electoral defeats and change course. Braverman has responded by saying that Sunak needs to "listen to the people" and adopt a more hardline approach on immigration.
The outcome of the internal inquiry into Braverman's conduct could determine her future within the Conservative Party. If she is found to have breached the ministerial code, she could be forced to resign.
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