Rishi Sunak has conceded that net migration levels are “too high” after one of his senior ministers said it was “unacceptable” that there were a record number of arrivals last year.
The Prime Minister would not comment on suggestions that immigration minister Robert Jenrick, one of Mr Sunak’s close allies, has drawn up a five-point plan — said to propose cutting the number of dependents foreign workers can bring with them — to tackle the influx of people legally entering Britain.
