Is it too easy to claim asylum? One of Britain's top politicians said so in a speech in America. But she was criticised by the United Nations itself.
Refugees are threat to the West says minister

Glossary
Garrick theatre - A theatre in London that opened in 1889.
Refugees - Anyone fleeing conflict or persecution is defined as a refugee by the UN as a refugee, regardless of where they are from.
Home secretary - In Britain, they are responsible for national security, immigration and policing.
UN - United Nations. An intergovernmental organisation based in New York that aims to maintain international peace and security.
Persecution - Ill treatment and oppression, especially due to a person's beliefs or race, gender, religion, sexual orientation or other factors.
Discrimination - When people are treated unfairly due to characteristics such as gender, race and age.
Asylum - When a state agrees to shelter somebody who is fleeing dangerous circumstances. The right to asylum is protected in international law by the 1951 Refugee Convention.
Relevant - Something is relevant if it is important and useful to talk about.
Uncertainty - When things are not clear or obvious.
Proof - Something that shows something else is true.