Justine Greening argues against move to restrict number of international students at British universities
Justine Greening, the former Conservative education secretary, has attacked Rishi Sunak’s proposals to limit the number of international students at British universities, arguing that the move could have a “severe negative impact” on the country.
In a letter co-signed by 12 university vice-chancellors, Greening urges the education secretary, Gillian Keegan, to make the case against new restrictions on students said to be supported by Sunak in the wake of record levels of inward migration.
