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ARTICLE · 15 MARCH 2017

The Future Of Migrant Workers In The UK?

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With the Prime Minister preparing to trigger Article 50 around 15 March, and so begin the process of Britain's exit from the European Union, the Cabinet's Brexit Committee has started to prepare...

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With the Prime Minister preparing to trigger Article 50 around 15 March, and so begin the process of Britain's exit from the European Union, the Cabinet's Brexit Committee has started to prepare a two-stage plan to deal with immigration. The plan will seek to deal with EU nationals already in the UK, and to set up a new visa regime for those who arrive in the UK in future. The Prime Minister intends that this will go hand in hand with the deal with EU member states to safeguard the rights of British citizens living in the EU, as well as those of EU citizens living in Britain. If such a deal can be reached, it is expected that all EU citizens residing in the UK as at the date Article 50 is triggered will be protected.

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