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Originally Posted by Anypermitedroute
EU criminals facing deportation and UK ban for up to 10 years
http://news.sky.com/story/eu-crimina...years-10605190
You see this is the rub for me, it was portrayed you couldn't do anything regarding criminals whilst in the EU and now they suddenly announce that you can do things now, but obviously people will connect this to the vote
No point crying over spoilt milk but if the government acted on powers it already had e.g. half of net migration from non EU then I would have more sympathy to the rhectoric of taking back control |
Totally agree with you - I too believed that such criminals still had the right to remain here and I agree that people will connect it to the referendum result and think we did it now because the EU can't do anything about it.
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Originally Posted by Hugh
Can't see that anywhere else in the media,especially the BBC where it is supposed to have been said.
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It's here:
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Huffington Post The prime minister appeared to suggest foreign-born doctors will not be welcome in the United Kingdom beyond 2025, while the health secretary announced plans to train up to 1,500 more doctors a year in a bid to make NHS England “self-sufficient” on UK doctors.
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http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/entr...b056365584ba42
Video here:
http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/entr...ef=theresa-may