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.

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