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'''Priti Patel''' is a [[British]] politician and a member of the [[Conservative Party]]. She is currently the [[Home Secretary]], a position she has held since 2019.
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'''Priti Patel''' is a [[British]] politician and a member of the [[Conservative Party]]. She was [[Home Secretary]] of the United Kingdom between July 2019 and September 2022.
  
 
Priti Patel<ref>[https://www.priti4witham.co.uk/about/bio/ About Priti - Rt. Hon Priti Patel]</ref> believes strongly in the Conservative values of meritocracy, freedom and aspiration. <blockquote>That the Conservative belief in freedom, free markets and lower taxes empowers people, families and businesses to flourish and be in control of their own destiny.</blockquote>
 
Priti Patel<ref>[https://www.priti4witham.co.uk/about/bio/ About Priti - Rt. Hon Priti Patel]</ref> believes strongly in the Conservative values of meritocracy, freedom and aspiration. <blockquote>That the Conservative belief in freedom, free markets and lower taxes empowers people, families and businesses to flourish and be in control of their own destiny.</blockquote>

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Priti Patel
180px-Official portrait of Rt Hon Priti Patel MP crop 2.jpg
Former Home Secretary of United Kingdom
From: 24 July 2019 - 6 September 2022
Predecessor Sajid Javid
Successor Suella Braverman
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Party Conservatives (1991-1995, 1997-)

Priti Patel is a British politician and a member of the Conservative Party. She was Home Secretary of the United Kingdom between July 2019 and September 2022.

Priti Patel[1] believes strongly in the Conservative values of meritocracy, freedom and aspiration.

That the Conservative belief in freedom, free markets and lower taxes empowers people, families and businesses to flourish and be in control of their own destiny.

In 2020, she demanded France to curb illegal immigration.[2]

Considered to be on the right of her party [3] and a defender of Israel against its attackers.[4]

A spokesman for UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson has demanded that Elon Musk keeps Twitter “responsible” through content censorship, after Musk successfully purchasing Twitter.[5]

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