Boris Johnson Interview about immigration

The speaker discusses a pro-immigration stance with a focus on control, reflecting the British people's vote. They highlight the economic benefits of immigration in London, where 40% of residents are foreign-born, and emphasize the need for domestic control over immigration. The discussion shifts to trade deals, particularly post-Brexit, and the potential for increased labor access from countries like Australia. The speaker rejects the notion of an automatic trade-off between single market access and immigration control, advocating for a comprehensive free trade deal while maintaining immigration policy control.

What is the speaker's opinion on free trade deals and their relation to immigration?

What does the speaker reject regarding the negotiation with the EU?