Robert Jenrick has issued a stark warning that police and the government risk losing control of the streets and the country if they do not confront Islamic extremism. He claims that police forces are capitulating to Islamist demands, citing recent incidents such as the ban on Israeli football fans attending a match in Birmingham and ongoing pro Palestinian protests. Jenrick argues that the failure to tackle extremism is eroding free speech, undermining the rule of law, and allowing intimidation of public figures. He also criticizes mass migration and poor integration, suggesting these have enabled extremists to gain influence in some communities. The debate comes amid calls for tougher measures, including bans on certain organizations and face coverings, and concerns about proposed changes to laws on Islamophobia and protest.