It gives the electorate more control to demand an immigration policy that they want. As I said immigration isn't the problem but uncontrolled 3rd world immigration is a huge problem.
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The EU deal
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Kiwi
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Where's this happening in the uk mate?
Because instead of debating the argument you avoided the argument and instead tried to socially shame me into shutting up.
peteblue
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I would not have open borders. I brought in my sons fiancé from Romania many years ago and know all about the various hoops that have to be jumped....I know that some official is not the be all and end all as an arbiter, nothing is perfect, but it does work......
daylightrobber
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You're lying again.
http://www.biduk.org/sites/default/files/BID Factsheet 6 Deportation Appeals Deportation of EU nationals_pdf version.pdf
Factsheet 6 DEPORTATION APPEALS Deportation of Nationals of the European Union (EU) European Economic Area (EEA)
Deportation of Nationals of the European Union (EU) European Economic Area (EEA)
I am an EU/EEA National. Can the Home Office deport me from the UK?
Yes, EU/EEA Nationals can be deported. The Home Office is likely to begin deportation proceedings if you were sentenced to prison for 24 months or over for any offences, or to one year or more if the offence is related to drugs, sex, violence or other serious criminal activity. The sentence must relate to one conviction. Sentences cannot be added together. However, an EU/EEA national who does not meet the above criteria but who the Home Office believes to be a 'low level persistent offender' can also be deported.
It goes on.........
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Everywhere.
Kiwi
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What's there to debate about hate speech?
might rise, don't think so, look up the EU postal directive to open up that sector within the EU part of which is if a company take a worker in Poland for instance sake on for a lower salary than a UK worker, it would be illegal for the Unions to take action to stop the practice.
Kiwi
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give us an example mate?Everywhere.
What countries in the EU would be considered third world countries?
And who defines what is hate speech?
Kiwi
Say NO to Ginger Managers
The United Nations mate. Under the ICCPR.
SNova
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The EU now.
Just think if your lad chose to move to Romania though. I very much doubt he'd do so on a whim, but would rather look thoroughly for a place to live, somewhere to work, quite probably try and learn some/all of the language, understand how things work there and so on.
In other words, he's likely to have done a whole lot more research to make sure that such a significant move goes smoothly than any official is likely to have done. To be honest, I'm not sure it's any of their business really.
If, and it's a big IF, we were to retain access to the single market while also not having to accept free movement, it could possibly take years of negociation to acheive. I'm 99% certain that even if we left, we'd accept free movement, just because it's easier than fighting to get it removed
It might get watered down in some fashion, but it would still be there
If your main reason for wanting to leave is immigration, you're highly unlikely to get what you want even if we do leave
You've a much better chance of getting what you want by Britain instigating reform the EU from within than you ever would by leaving
There is certainly going to be increasing pressure from member states to get reforms for this matter as time goes on. Britain is not alone in having worries and reservations about free movement
I can understand farmers wanting out for the very pragmatic reason that they have to pay ridiculous money to the EU. That definately needs changing, but to leave the EU entirely over it? Not for me thanks
You're all entitled to your views of course, and to vote how you wish, but I think it's plum loco to leave the EU at this current point in time
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