Suella Braverman And Laurence Fox Join The Exodus Of Right-Wingers Heading To Trump's Swearing-In

The former home secretary wore a Make America Great Again as she arrived in the US.
Suella Braverman speaking at the National Conservatism conference in Brussels last April.
Suella Braverman speaking at the National Conservatism conference in Brussels last April.
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Suella Braverman has joined the right-wing exodus from the UK to Washington DC to watch Donald Trump’s inauguration of US president.

The former Tory home secretary wore a ‘Make America Great Again’ was filmed by Channel 4 News as she landed in America ahead of tomorrow’s swearing-in.

Actor and right-wing activist Laurence Fox could also be seen in the background as Braverman pushed her luggage through the arrivals area.

Asked why it was important for her to be there, she replied: “I’ve got the Make America Great Again hat. Listen, it’s a great honour to be here, I’m very grateful for the invitation for the inauguration.”

Asked if she had been invited by Trump himself, the Tory MP said: “I’m very much looking forward to attending the rally tomorrow.”

When it was pointed out that Fox was there too, Braverman said: “We happened to be on the same flight.”

Former UK Home Secretary Suella Braverman arrives in Washington DC wearing a 'Make America Great Again' cap, 'grateful' for her invite to Donald Trump's inauguration.

She arrives at the same time as right-wing commentator and former actor Laurence Fox. pic.twitter.com/M2NYVJG7F7

— Channel 4 News (@Channel4News) January 19, 2025

Former Tory prime minister Liz Truss was mocked online after she posted a picture of herself in Washington DC ahead of Trump’s big day.

Also wearing a MAGA hat, she said: “The new Donald Trump term can’t come soon enough. The West needs it.”

In DC. The new @realDonaldTrump term can't come soon enough. The West needs it. pic.twitter.com/mlzJuUPGxt

— Liz Truss (@trussliz) January 17, 2025

Other right-wingers who have made the journey across the Atlantic include shadow foreign secretary Priti Patel and reform UK leader Nigel Farage.

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