“It is nice to know there are specialist jobs available here for us after Brexit. We would never have been headhunted to drive a lorry if we’d gone back to Germany," one German citizen has said.
The former prime minister said that migrants are integral to "the way we live" before the referendum.
“The letter I’ve been sent shows a complete scattergun approach by a government who are desperate to try and sort out a problem that's completely of their own creation," he told The London Economic.
The Justice Secretary said prisoners and offenders should be given "skin in the game".
In 2016, Warburtons' boss said: “Brexit is a very good thing to have happened. We could either continue to be in the European Union and wait for it all to collapse around us, or we could make our own way out of it and crack on as an independent nation. ...
“If you help bail us out of this sh*t show we created for ourselves, you can have a TEMPORARY VISA for FREE," the letter read.
“Drivers shortage is just the beginning, the warehouse operators will be the next to leave.”
Motorists are scrambling to buy fuel amid energy shortages, with long queues snaking round petrol stations.
BP's head of retail said it was important the Government understood the “urgency of the situation”, which she described as “bad, very bad”.