This is a good round-up of the rights that EU citizens living in the UK seem likely to lose, notwithstanding the government’s protestations that their rights will be largely unchanged.
I list them here, but they are better explained in the article.
- The right to go abroad
- The right to fall in love with a foreigner
- The right to care for an elderly parent
- The right to have their rights independently adjudicated
- The right to free movement (if your family includes UK citizens
- The right to use an ID card rather than a passport
- The right to live in the UK without a UK ID card
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Ed Linac · October 15, 2017 at 1:40 pm
There is absolutely nothing to prevent the UK government and the EU agreement to continue the current permanent residence system, albeit with a fairer and simplified application system so that all 3 million EU citizens can apply in confidence with the guarantee they will be able to continue to live their lives as now over their lifetimes. I strongly believe that this should be at least fair..
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