00:00I do so as this government publishes the most significant reform to our migration system in modern times.
00:06This country will always offer sanctuary to those fleeing danger.
00:11But we must also acknowledge that the world has changed, and our asylum system has not changed with it.
00:18Our world is a more volatile and more mobile place.
00:22Huge numbers are on the move.
00:24While some are refugees, others are economic migrants seeking to use and abuse our asylum system.
00:32And even genuine refugees are passing through other safe countries searching for the most attractive place to seek refuge.
00:40The burden that has fallen on this country has been heavy.
00:44400,000 have sought asylum here in the last four years.
00:49Over 100,000 people now live in asylum accommodation.
00:52And over half of refugees remain on benefits eight years after they have arrived.
00:59To the British public who foot the bill, the system feels out of control and unfair.
01:05It feels that way because it is.
01:08The pace and scale of change has destabilised communities.
01:12It is making our country a more divided place.
01:15It is making our country a worse place.
01:21This is making our country a better way.
01:23It needs to help the people.
01:25It means we don't like us.
01:26It means we're a better person as we do, and it means we have a better person.
01:28No.
01:29No.
01:30I want to take my country access.
01:31It looks like the country there is.
01:32So we have the country.
01:34Mr.
01:36cannabis is aigious愚 if we want to survive.
01:37Right, I want to take our country a better person than the country older maintain.
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