UK's new home minister Sajid Javid

Sajid Javid has been appointed as the new Home Minister of the United Kingdom (Home Secretary). On Sunday night, Amber Rudd stepped down from the Home Ministry's office with the responsibility of harsh treatment of immigrants. Today, on Monday morning Sajid Javid was replaced by Prime Minister Theresa May.

48-year-old Sajid Javid is of Pakistani descent. As the first non-resident, he got the responsibility of important departments like the Home Ministry. Prime Minister Theresa is seen as an attempt to cover water in ongoing immigration debate in the appointment of Sajid Javid. In addition, the Prime Minister gave a lot of work to protect the balance of the divided cabinet on the implementation of the breakthrough. Former Banker Sajid Javid was elected the first MP for Conservatives in 2010. Since 2016, he has been working as a community and local government minister (community and local government secretary). Prior to that one year he was appointed as the Minister of Trade, Innovation and Skills (Business Innovation and Skills Secretary).