"But if you think EU citizens will be entirely safe and comfortable in the UK after a hypothetical Brexit, you've not been paying attention to the "hostile envi

"But if you think EU citizens will be entirely safe and comfortable in the UK after a hypothetical Brexit, you've not been paying attention to the "hostile environment" and the deportation of actual Brits in the Windrush fiasco." It's a little populist and inflammatory to suggest that the UK is a 'hostile environment' for EU citizens. Literally millions of EU citizens and other naturalized immigrants from EU countries - and others around the world, live in UK, and they don't 'live in fear'. There are obviously many ambiguities, and people caught up in immigration snafus. Neither of these issues are new. As treaties are realigned (and they have been forever and will continue to evolve), citizenship status will be adjust, but neither the UK or the EU are going to start mass deportations. And to indicate an individual getting caught up in the system as evidence of much is not fair; have you considered the problems right now in Germany, Poland, Greece, Italy? Just to start the list? Sadly, even the most modern nations have loopholes in their systems and outcomes are not always just, but overall, most modern nations have lawful, well regulated and reasonable policies, for the most part.