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British Home Secretary Suella Braverman was sacked today after criticism of pro-Palestinian protests, which she said were disturbing.
Some time ago, Braverman had become a protagonist for Albanians as well, precisely for his racist comments against Albanian immigrants in Great Britain.
Barverman, the daughter of two immigrants from Kenya and the islands of Mauritius, declared 'war' on Albanian immigrants who cross the La Manche channel in search of a better life beyond the continental shores.
About a year ago, Suella Braverman said that the country faces an "invasion" from Albanian immigrants who cross the English Channel by boat, as well as members of criminal groups.
In response to a comment by Conservative MP Craig Mackinlay, who said that "not a single Albanian should be accepted as a refugee", Braverman said that he is right.
"Albania is not a war-torn country and it is very difficult to argue that asylum requests are legitimate ," she said.
In her statements, Suella Braverman said that Albanians lied about why they left the country and labeled many of them as people with criminal records. The prime minister, Edi Rama, also responded to this statement, who considered her statements as "shouting in madness", adding that it was Britain's responsibility to cooperate in managing the situation with illegal Albanian immigrants who arrive in dinghies in the Kingdom of United.
Suella Braverman's dismissal was also demanded by many Albanian immigrants living in Great Britain precisely because of her racist language, after holding a protest in London.
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