Brexit citizens rights Archives

26 05, 2021

The sight of UK Border Police arresting young Europeans on arrival in the UK is not a great look internationally
The sight of UK Border Police arresting young Europeans on arrival in the UK is not a great look internationally
Brexit, Citizens’ rights, Migration & Identity, Views from the Federal Trust

The sight of UK Border Police arresting young Europeans on arrival in the UK is not a great look internationally

By Roger Casale|2021-05-26T13:09:13+00:00May 26th, 2021|Categories: Brexit, Citizens’ rights, Migration & Identity, Views from the Federal Trust|Tags: Brexit citizens rights, Brexit settled status, EU citizens rights, Roger Casale EU citizens rights|

This article was first published by The Parliament Magazine When it emerged that some EU citizens had been wrongfully held, due to ignorance on the part of officials, the British Government also began to look incompetent. It seems that the UK government has a message for the world, namely: “Look [...]

6 01, 2021

Farewell to freedom of movement
Farewell to freedom of movement
Brexit, Citizens’ rights, Europe, Migration & Identity, Views from the Federal Trust

Farewell to freedom of movement

By Roger Casale|2021-01-07T15:46:16+00:00January 6th, 2021|Categories: Brexit, Citizens’ rights, Europe, Migration & Identity, Views from the Federal Trust|Tags: Brexit, Brexit citizens rights, Brexit freedom of movement, citizens rights, freedom of movement, landing page, Roger Casale, Roger Casale Brexit, Roger Casale citizens rights, Roger Casale New Europeans|

This article was first published in The New European Free movement of people is one of the EU’s most celebrated achievements. According to the December Eurobarometer survey, 81% of Europeans think free movement has benefitted the economy. Yet in Britain, it is often cited as one of the main reasons [...]