Millions of asylum seekers are being incentivised to "try their luck" in a system that poses an existential threat to the West if it is not reformed, the Home Secretary has said.Suella Braverman, giving a speech on migration in the United States, said it was time for the "definition of who qualifies for protection" to be "tightened" as she advocated for changes to international treaties governing refugee rules.Without a major overhaul and international co-operation, the senior Conservative warne

Millions of asylum seekers are being incentivised to "try their luck" in a system that poses an existential threat to the West if it is not reformed, the Home Secretary has said.Suella Braverman, giving a speech on migration in the United States, said it was time for the "definition of who qualifies for protection" to be "tightened" as she advocated for changes to international treaties governing refugee rules.Without a major overhaul and international co-operation, the senior Conservative warned that developed nations face being wiped out by a wave of economic migration.She said uncontrolled and irregular migration was "an existential challenge for the political and cultural institutions of the West".