Braverman was reappointed as Home Secretary by Prime Minister Rishi Sunak shortly after he took office. This swift reappointment raised eyebrows given the circumstances of her previous resignation.

During her second term, Braverman focused on issues such as reducing illegal immigration, tackling crime, and reforming policing practices. She often took a firm stance on these issues, which garnered both support and criticism.

Braverman wrote an article for The Times criticising the police handling of protests. The article was published without prior approval from Downing Street.

Braverman was dismissed as Home Secretary by Prime Minister Rishi Sunak. James Cleverly was appointed as her replacement. The dismissal followed controversies surrounding her public statements and handling of sensitive issues, particularly relating to protests and policing.