Rupert Lowe Defends 'Integrated Immigrants' After Supporter Revolt

Rupert Lowe has responded to criticism from some of his own supporters after comments about integrated immigrants sparked a backlash online. During an interview, Lowe argued that while he believes multiculturalism has failed, people who came to Britain legally, contribute through work, pay taxes, obey the law and have integrated into British society should be treated fairly and within the law. His remarks angered some hardline supporters, who accused him of softening his position on immigration. Lowe rejected those claims, insisting his views have remained consistent for decades. He reiterated his support for mass deportations of illegal migrants, foreign criminals and those with no right to remain, while arguing that any action taken against legal residents must be lawful and fair. The row has exposed divisions within Britain's immigration debate and among supporters who had previously backed Lowe's hardline stance.