What should Brexit mean for immigration?

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Below are a set of demands about immigration. Use the buttons under each one to give your reaction.

EU citizens who already live in the UK should be able to stay when we leave the EU.

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EU citizens who work in public services including the NHS should be able to stay.

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Any new immigration system should welcome new arrivals who will work in public services like the NHS. E.g. doctors, nurses, midwives, teachers.

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Any new immigration system should welcome new arrivals with skills to help our economy flourish. E.g. scientists, doctors and engineers.

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Any new immigration system should welcome Britain's fair share of refugees fleeing war or persecution.

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Any new immigration system should include extra checks and restrictions for arrivals with serious criminal records.

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People who are unable to enter or stay in the UK should be treated fairly and with dignity. That means avoiding detention unless it is absolutely necessary and making sure conditions in detention centres treat people with respect and dignity.

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Children should never be locked up for immigration reasons.

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The government should do all it can to ensure that British citizens living abroad in the EU or further afield should be able to stay when we leave the EU.

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The government should negotiate to make sure British students have the right to live and study in the EU.

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All government ministers should pledge to promote a sensible debate about immigration, not to use inflammatory language, and not to make claims which aren't backed up by facts.

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This issue is too important to be decided in backrooms by civil servants. The government should have an open debate and the new system must be subject to democratic approval - either a binding vote in Parliament or a referendum.

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This issue is so important to the British public that it should be treated that way by the government. The government should appoint a Minister for Immigration with the responsibility for designing our new system and consulting with the public.

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Protect both UK citizens and immigrants from exploitative ‘zero-hours’ contracts and improve protections for anyone doing temporary or part-time work.

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Wherever possible, the government should make sure that British people can travel freely to other countries in the EU.

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To ensure immigrants are treated fairly and with dignity (even when they are turned away), the government should protect everyone's human rights through the Human Rights Act.

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Create a special fund to help specific areas adapt to immigration and welcome immigrants. E.g. extra school places, language classes

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Make sure people earning minimum wage don’t lose out because of immigration. Crackdown on employers failing to pay the minimum wage - with more frequent inspections and tougher penalties.

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Which of these two statements best reflects your views?

Citizens from the EU should continue to be free to move to the UK to live, work or study; and citizens from the UK should continue to be free to move to the EU to live, work or study.
The UK government should be able to introduce some rules about who can move to the UK from the EU, to make sure immigration benefits the UK as a whole. If this results in some restrictions on UK citizens' right to live and work in the EU, then that's ok.

Is there anything you think is missing from our plan for our immigration system?

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What should Brexit mean for immigration?

Survey time: 3 minutes

Thousands of us voted immigration as a priority for our Brexit plan.

Once we have all come together to share our opinions, we can move on to making sure the government take our views on board.

Below are a set of demands about immigration. Use the buttons under each one to give your reaction.

What should Brexit mean for immigration?

Survey time: 3 minutes

Thousands of us voted immigration as a priority for our Brexit plan. Once we have all come together to share our opinions, we can move on to making sure the government take our views on board.

Below are a set of demands about immigration. Use the buttons under each one to give your reaction.

Thousands of us voted immigration as a priority for our Brexit plan.

Once we have all come together to share our opinions, we can move on to making sure the government take our views on board.