The former immigration minister said hundreds of thousands of people "we didn't need" had arrived legally while "dangerous" immigrants could not be deported.
Mr Jenrick, who backs pulling out of the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) to tackle issues around small boat crossings, said "our people and Parliament must be sovereign".
In a video to launch his leadership campaign, he said: "When I was minister for immigration, I saw dangerous people coming into our country. I saw us unable to deport them. I saw hundreds of thousands of people we frankly didn't need coming in legally.
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