Asked about the failure to hit net migration targets, the PM said: “The biggest lesson I would learn is we need to act more rapidly on the financial draw to Britain.
“I think the tax credit system and benefit systems work to make Britain a massive draw”
David Cameron
“I think the tax credit system and benefit systems work to make Britain a massive draw.
“We needed to act on that faster.
"I have made very clear pledges about what will happen in the next Parliament.”
In 2010, Mr Cameron vowed to reduce net migration to below 100,000.
But a surge in European arrivals means the figure has barely changed in the past five years.
Meanwhile, a USurv poll revealed one in three people believes none of the top seven political parties have appropriate policies to deal with immigration.
Ukip had the most support at 30%.
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