An interview with the home secretary of BUK

By: Kevin Winston, International Correspondent for Euronews

With the recent cabinet re-shuffle in BUK, Charlotte Margrathe was chosen for home secretary. The home secretary has many important responsibilities, including immigration, national security, and more. We’ve decided to interview the home secretary of BUK today, to learn more about what she plans to bring to the Home Office during her term.

INTERVIEW

As home secretary, how will you promote immigration to BUK? Do you plan to increase security in citizenship registration?

As the new home secretary, I do intend on changing quite a few things, and continuing on what my predecessors did not have the time to do, which would include enticing the public with passports, ID cards, and more. BUK, in my eyes, is an upscale roleplay, and for that, we should have higher means of identifying BUK citizens. Regarding my plans for citizenship registration, I intend on making it more personal, allowing myself to better understand who is applying for citizenship, and if they should be granted such a privilege, since, as of current, the citizenship form requires only 7 questions, most of which are pleasantries such as their username.

Do you plan to introduce visas into BUK, allowing travel into the country without the need of citizenship?

I most definitely intend to promote immigration and foreign travel into BUK, as I see it as a way to promote agriculture, and tourism. BUK has already made large strides with secondary citizenship, and creating more commonwealths, however, I feel that it is vital we promote more ways of economic flow in our country.

How do you plan to improve national security?

Being a firm Tory myself, I will ensure that we have heavily controlled borders, improving national security with more men and women on the Border Force, as well as creating a heavily militarized and strict process of immigration and so forth, to ensure that threats such as terrorism will be something that BUK will simply not tolerate under my term.

Do you plan to improve the law enforcement system in England and Wales?

Law enforcement is something one of my predecessors, Matthew Johnson, began to work on, and for that, I wish to continue his vision of doing such, so, to put it plainly, I will for certain create a more complex MET and overall strong national presence in England and Wales.

Do you feel confident that you will be able to complete your plans as home secretary before the next re-shuffle?

Whilst I cannot say for certain, I believe I will be able to do most of my projects during my term, and, if re-instated, continue my vision for a strong BUK. However, for now, I can say, that I will focus on major plans for our country that I believe citizens will feel more safe and secure with.

This interview has told us a lot about the plans for the home secretary. Currently, she is focusing on plans that she believes citizens feel more safe and secure with. She believes however, that most of her projects will be finished during her term, and she will continue her vision for a strong BUK if re-instated. The Home Office has a bright future ahead of it, if Charlotte Margrathe’s plans come to reality.