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Proposed EU immigration plan met with heavy backlash from UK trade groups
By Richmond Chambers -

One of the biggest concerns regarding the current status of Britain’s EU negotiations is how the economic migration of European workers will be affected, and how will this affect the British economy. As of...

 yet, the government’s specific plan for an immigration system once the UK has separated from the EU is unclear and various different projections have been circulating. The Migration Advisory Committee...

Some British citizens were unable to vote in the EU Referendum
By Dr. Catherine Taroni - Immigration Barrister

Section 2 of the EU Referendum Act 2015 set out entitlement to vote in the 23 June 2016 EU referendum: (1)Those entitled to vote in the referendum are— (a)the persons who, on the date of the referendum,...

 would be entitled to vote as electors at a parliamentary election in any constituency, (b)the persons who, on that date, are disqualified by reason of being peers from voting as electors at parliamentary elections...

Report published on benefits of foreign workers
By Richmond Chambers -

A recent report published by the European Commission makes interesting reading as it looks into the reasons why EU citizens move from one member state to another and the benefits this mobility can bring. The report...

 was based on a study of six European cities: Barcelona, Dublin, Hamburg, Lille, Prague and Turin, which were chosen on the basis of the multinational composition of their population. In general terms the...

EU Immigration is good for UK economy
By Richmond Chambers -

If the UK were to leave the EU or impose tighter controls on immigration from within the EU it would have a negative impact on the UK in terms of restricted economic growth and a worsening in public finances, according...

 to a recent report. The report, by Harvey Nash and the Centre for Economics and Business Research (Cebr), found that immigration from the EU brings a number of important benefits to the UK. Migrants...

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