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Liz Truss says latest migration figures are ‘too high’

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Liz Truss says latest migration figures are ‘too high’

Liz Truss says latest migration figures are ‘too high’

Former Prime Minister Liz Truss has condemned the latest migration figures saying they are “too high” as net migration levels reach record levels.

At 606,000 net, the UK has welcomed almost double the number migrants since before the UK voted to leave the EU in 2016.

Report by Ajagbef.

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