UK: British Prime Minister Boris Johnson chairs a cabinet meeting at 10 Downing Street.

The transcript discusses the UK's tradition of welcoming immigrants and the government's efforts to support safe and legal immigration routes. It highlights the challenges posed by attempts to undermine the Rwanda policy and the impact of criminal gangs on public confidence in these routes.

What is the significance of the tradition of welcoming in the context of this country's policies?

How does the attempt to undermine the Rwanda policy affect safe and legal routes for immigration?

What challenges are faced in opposing illegal and dangerous routes for immigration?

What are the implications of criminal gangs on the policies supporting safe immigration?

In what ways do people generally accept the safe and legal underpinning of immigration?