One of the great ironies of Brexit is that we replaced freedom of movement with a worse migration system: higher-volume, lower-quality migration from countries that are often far more culturally different. Young Europeans often came here for a few years to work, study and contribute, then went home. Instead, under @pritipatel and @SuellaBraverman, we massively increased migration from developing countries, where migrants are more likely to settle permanently and, on average, contribute less economically than culturally similar EU migrants. That was not taking back control. It was swapping one migration system for a worse one. I’m a Brexiteer and I don’t think we need to restore full freedom of movement. But I would absolutely support much greater reciprocal mobility between Britain and Europe, perhaps on an Australia-style model, in return for better trading terms with the EU and deeper security cooperation.