Or… How about we just rejoin the EU and be rid of this twatty Brexit experiment
FlaviousTiberius on
Boomers should worry more about all their triple lock slaves leaving to go work in the EU than the possibility of EU citizens coming here.
quarky_uk on
As long as they (EU) are going to pay for the privilege?
The UK needs to be just as transactional as the EU are.
EDIT: Just clarified that I mean the EU should pay for the privilege!
rose98734 on
Starmer ought to walk away from the deal given the UK has an unemployment crisis building (PAYE employment has shrunk by 127,000 in the last year, new graduates are struggling to land their first job).
Unless he wants to walk into the next election with an unemployment crisis (anything is possible with him).
Reminder: there are a staggering **770,000** EU citizens on benefits in the UK, costing £1bn per annum. (For context, the WFA costs £1.5 bn). The last thing Britain needs is the EU exporting *more* of their unemployed to Britain.
8-B4LL on
But we’re importing too many doctors, lawyers and engineers already
NuggetKing9001 on
Why should a deal on food checks be dependent on demanding that people be able to travel, live and work here?
Orangesteel on
The EU have a problem with youth unemployment, this is there attempt to improve that situation. I was pro-EU, but their behaviour post Brexit makes me increasingly less well disposed towards them. This is a trade deal, not about travel.
RacistCarrot on
It’s a two way street if the immigration deal is severely less beneficial than the food safety deal then tell the EU where to go
InformationNew66 on
Sounds like a good deal. Young people with papers from the EU could be easily and cheaply deported back if they overstay the visa.
Weird-Statistician on
Most people don’t have a problem with young people coming here to work and pay taxes. They have a problem with uncontrolled immigration, bogus asylum claims from safe countries, people disappearing into the black economy or plain crime and folk who have no intention of integrating into British society.
Informal_Side_5733 on
Will this movement be reciprocal? Wouldnt mind it being more easy to move to the EU
Mother_Candidate2555 on
It’s a bit like anything positive claimed for Brexit isn’t allowed and just luck. You are going to never change entrenched positions on either side of the argument.
Caveman-Dave722 on
Just leave it then, reality is there is very little to gain here.
Unlimited migration of youth will torpedo this government, they can’t accept this and they know it
NoRecipe3350 on
I think skilled migration is ok, obviously need to prevent this system being abused.
genjin on
Complete faith in this government’s ability to negotiate an amazing outcome from these negotiations. Their record is amazing, unbelievable even.
SpareDesigner1 on
Starmer will happily accept a million Indians, but make it strenuously difficult for a handful of enterprising young Greeks and Italians to come here
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Or… How about we just rejoin the EU and be rid of this twatty Brexit experiment
Boomers should worry more about all their triple lock slaves leaving to go work in the EU than the possibility of EU citizens coming here.
As long as they (EU) are going to pay for the privilege?
The UK needs to be just as transactional as the EU are.
EDIT: Just clarified that I mean the EU should pay for the privilege!
Starmer ought to walk away from the deal given the UK has an unemployment crisis building (PAYE employment has shrunk by 127,000 in the last year, new graduates are struggling to land their first job).
Unless he wants to walk into the next election with an unemployment crisis (anything is possible with him).
Reminder: there are a staggering **770,000** EU citizens on benefits in the UK, costing £1bn per annum. (For context, the WFA costs £1.5 bn). The last thing Britain needs is the EU exporting *more* of their unemployed to Britain.
But we’re importing too many doctors, lawyers and engineers already
Why should a deal on food checks be dependent on demanding that people be able to travel, live and work here?
The EU have a problem with youth unemployment, this is there attempt to improve that situation. I was pro-EU, but their behaviour post Brexit makes me increasingly less well disposed towards them. This is a trade deal, not about travel.
It’s a two way street if the immigration deal is severely less beneficial than the food safety deal then tell the EU where to go
Sounds like a good deal. Young people with papers from the EU could be easily and cheaply deported back if they overstay the visa.
Most people don’t have a problem with young people coming here to work and pay taxes. They have a problem with uncontrolled immigration, bogus asylum claims from safe countries, people disappearing into the black economy or plain crime and folk who have no intention of integrating into British society.
Will this movement be reciprocal? Wouldnt mind it being more easy to move to the EU
It’s a bit like anything positive claimed for Brexit isn’t allowed and just luck. You are going to never change entrenched positions on either side of the argument.
Just leave it then, reality is there is very little to gain here.
Unlimited migration of youth will torpedo this government, they can’t accept this and they know it
I think skilled migration is ok, obviously need to prevent this system being abused.
Complete faith in this government’s ability to negotiate an amazing outcome from these negotiations. Their record is amazing, unbelievable even.
Starmer will happily accept a million Indians, but make it strenuously difficult for a handful of enterprising young Greeks and Italians to come here