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Brexit: Preserving the Rights of EU Citizens in the UK
Summary 1. There is a clear political will to protect the position of EU citizens in the UK and vice versa but the issues are not as simple as is often suggested. The position of the EU is that the European Court of Justice should have jurisdiction over citizens’ rights,
EU Commission’s demands for EU Citizens after Brexit clearly unacceptable | Migration Watch UK
Migration Watch UK have today issued a paper (MW 412 – Brexit: Preserving the Rights of EU Citizens in the UK) analysing the European Commission’s Negotiating Directives for the protection of the rights of EU citizens after the UK’s withdrawal. It finds that a number of their demands are clearly
Migration Watch UK press comment on leaked Labour document on immigration | Migration Watch UK
Commenting, Lord Green of Deddington, Chairman of Migration Watch UK, said: “We have been here before. Labour are low key about immigration before they get into power but very different in office. The last time they came to power in 1997 they also promised to reform the system. Within three
EU demands on Citizens’ Rights are absurdly inflated | Migration Watch UK
There is widespread agreement in Britain that the rights of EU citizens in the UK and British citizens in the EU should be protected. However, the Working Paper published in Brussels for consideration today by the Council Working Party on the Brexit negotiations contains a thoroughly unreasonable set of demands.
MW410 : The Conservative Party Manifesto | Migration Watch UK
Summary 1. A commitment to reduce net migration to the tens of thousands. Achieved by ending free movement and reducing EU migration as well as further measures to reform non-EU migration. Not yet a complete package but the direction of travel is very clear. Introduction and General Approach 2. The
Assessment of Labour and Conservative manifestos on immigration | Migration Watch UK
Now that the last immigration statistics before the election have been issued, Migration Watch UK have today published their assessment of the immigration sections of the Labour and Conservative manifestos. The Labour manifesto makes no commitment to reduce immigration. The emphasis is on unspecified reforms intended to make the system “fair” so
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