LONDON, Jan. 27 -- Former UK Chancellor Sajid Javid has sparked controversy after remarks suggesting that, under current immigration rules, he would not allow his own parents to enter Britain today, reigniting debate over integration, identity, and migration policy in the country.

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In an interview with The Sunday Times, Javid reflected on his journey from a childhood marked by poverty, domestic violence and racism to becoming a senior cabinet minister and multimillionaire. He noted that his father, an unskilled worker, and his mother, who initially did not speak English, would fail to meet today's entry requirements. Emphasising the importance of language, Javid argued that English p...