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> The UK most likely will still remain within the EEA even if they'll leave the EU What's your reasoning for this? I think it might be attractive versus simply
by TazeTSchnitzel 11y ago
> The UK most likely will still remain within the EEA even if they'll leave the EU
What's your reasoning for this? I think it might be attractive versus simply leaving altogether, but who says that's what'll happen?
Consider that the EEA might be unpalatable to people against EU membership due to migration.
- dogma1138 11y agoThat's why I said most likely, the immigration from the EU isn't an actual problem, not as far as the "problematic" immigration into the UK goes. EU individuals do not make the bulk of the economic immigration into the UK while making the majority of the high paid migrant workers. If the UK want to deal with immigration "family" visa's and bogus work permits for people who end up earning below the minimum wage is a far better target than EU nationals.
- TazeTSchnitzel 11y ago> That's why I said most likely, the immigration from the EU isn't an actual problem, not as far as the "problematic" immigration into the UK goes. Perhaps, but I'm not worrying about actual problems here, but rather public perception.