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In her two years as home secretary, Prissy Patel has cultivated an image as a hard liner

on immigration.

She's willing to do whatever it takes to secure the country's borders, and dare we say it,

take back control.

It's right that we go after the criminals, the perpetrators of illegal migration, the

perpetrators of exploitation, and also we want to ensure that quite frankly our asylum

system is not being abused by those quite frankly who are not genuine asylum seekers.

But with record numbers of migrants crossing the channel this summer, the extent to which

she's achieved anything concrete is debatable.

For weeks, rumors swirled that she'd lose her job in an imminent cabinet reshuffle.

She was thought she may have to hand back her home secretary, Brandon Anorak, and to

hand over the keys to the port of Dover.

But she's a reshuffle survivor.

I know that my right-on-the-home secretary is working around the clock to ensure that

we not only encourage the French to stiffen their sinews and stop people making the journey,

but we use every possible tactic that is available to us as well.

So the PM's faith in her continues.

Faith's surely to pass the brand new nationality and borders bill through Parliament, an overhaul

of the UK's immigration system.

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