09/12/2017 00:00
The initial Brexit deal, or the first phase, makes quite good reading for the one million British citizens living on the European continent, and it appears that the rights we enjoy at the moment will remain the same post-Brexit - from the vote in the local elections to free medical care. So that is a big relief. The concern is for British people who may decide to move to Spain after Britain has left the European Union. In other words, the new residents; but that is an issue for the short-term.
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Jason says “The initial Brexit deal, or the first phase, makes quite good reading for the one million British citizens living on the European continent, and it appears that the rights we enjoy at the moment will remain the same post-Brexit...” but others would disagree: https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2017/dec/11/sacrificed-on-the-altar-of-trade-brits-in-europe-feel-betrayed-by-brexit-deal
To say the nhs will suffer with no Eastern Europeans is absolute garbage my wife is a qualified midwife of 35 years and she is sick and tired of them not being able to understand basic English and correcting their mistakes even she says they should be nowhere near the nhs !
The majority of Eastern Europeans are now leaving the U.K. So the NHS and other industries will now suffer.
A lot cheaper than staying in an increasingly corrupt EU,who seek to gain even more control over the laws and lives of it's subject countries.
Still doesn’t clarify non permanent residents situation people who own homes on mallorca and still live in U.K. and the immigration has not been addressed we still need to stop Eastern Europe from evacuation to the U.K.