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It will be a lot less popular once British people arriving in the EU receive the same treatment and get told that this is what they voted for.
by stereo 5y ago
It will be a lot less popular once British people arriving in the EU receive the same treatment and get told that this is what they voted for.
- throwaway8689 5y agoBritish people wanting to live and work in Europe will have to apply under Europe's rules. Seems fair. British people who have been evading existing rules and now have no basis to stay in Europe are being told to leave. Also fair.
- akudha 5y agoAre they politely asked to leave? Or are they thrown into detention centers and humiliated, despite willing to pay for the ticket to leave?
- gambiting 5y agoThe first one. The second Spanish police throws a British immigrant into a detention centre for staying illegally you will see every tabloid in the UK crying about it. But yes, British visitors to the EU who cannot enter for whatever reason are just sent back on the same flight or wait at the airport for the next one.
- oldnews193 5y agoEven if that happens, the people with whom anti-immigration policies are popular and job solicitors in the EU are likely two non-overlapping groups.
- pjc50 5y agoThere was a genre of Daily Mail comment where Brits who'd immigrated to Spain complained about the number of immigrants in the UK.
- one2three4 5y agoWhy don't they already? Seems 100% unfair. It's almost impossible for non EU citizens to enter Europe and look for a job if they come from Africa for instance. Why should it be easier for UK citizens?
- Symbiote 5y agoBecause we/they decided it, probably based on the relative economies of different countries, chance of illegal overstaying etc. I think EU and UK people can visit the USA for a job interview under the visa waiver programme. A Nigerian can't. It's the same difference.
- BerislavLopac 5y agoNot all EU people. Some still need visas for the US.