Writing in this week's Bromsgrove Advertiser (September 2nd), Bradley said:
“You may have seen the booklet issued by the Home Office which advises illegal migrants not to commit rape and sexual assault, including of children. It’s sickening.
Rather than trying to train these illegal immigrants the Prime Minister and the Home Secretary should focus on deporting them.
This booklet tells us all we need to know about the kind of people illegally entering our country - illegal immigrants are coming from places and societies where attitudes towards women are completely incompatible with Western society.
Instead of trying to train these mainly young, male illegal immigrants to behave in a civilised way towards women, the Home Office should adopt Conservative plans and instead deport them. Illegal migration must never be rewarded.
Quite simply, the UK should not be accepting anyone from a culture where this is acceptable and tolerated. It's common sense.
Kemi Badenoch has warned for years that not all cultures are equal. As she has rightly said, Britain can be proudly multi-ethnic, but we should not be multi-cultural.
That’s why, earlier this year, the Conservatives announced a Cultural and Integration Commission that will tackle the growing divides in our society and ensure that everyone in our country abides by the same rules.
Britain’s once-thriving communities are threatened by poor integration, creating separate cultures, parallel institutions, and a two-tier system with different rules for different cohorts. This division is unfair, dangerous, and risks fostering extremism rather than unity - it must stop.
The Cultural and Integration Commission will examine how we can end identity politics, run universalism throughout government, replace multiculturalism in schools with a national story, protect free speech, prioritise meritocracy, and tackle religious extremism. The Commission will report back at Party conference, and the work will be used to create an Integration and Cohesion plan.
Only the Conservatives will put an end to identity politics and restore fairness to the standards and rules that govern us all, supporting a high-growth, low-immigration economy that will get Britain working again.”
