Theresa May’s government is set to surrender to European Union demands that mass, uncontrolled immigration continues for years after Brexit, an official familiar with talks has revealed.
A major survey found that the UK public voted for Brexit because of the EU’s reckless immigration policy, so given May’s surrender, Brexit now seems counterintuitive. The British public is now stuck with a bill induced by Brexit in addition to an exorbitant bill stemming from continued irresponsible immigration policies, based on the EU’s misguided view that the swarm of migrants from the Middle East and Africa will somehow fill a future population vacuum due to low birth rates. EU and the UK leaders actually believe that these migrants will assimilate, find jobs and become responsible British citizens who will start paying taxes to finance their new countries’ leftist dependence on social welfare.
The trouble is the quality of those coming in: a significant number of Muslim migrants subscribe to a set of laws (Sharia) that are contrary to democratic institutions; they have also demonstrated an unwillingness to work. Most have remained on the welfare system years after entering Europe and expect that they will be cared for in years to come, in accordance with the principles of the jizya. They are bankrupting Europe, not to mention causing escalating costs of security, given threats of jihad and the surge in violent crimes.
The UK is doomed with Theresa May, who is in way over her head.
“Source: Appeaser Theresa to Surrender to the EU on Free Movement During Post-Brexit ‘Transition,’” by Liam Deacon, Breitbart, February 22, 2018:
Theresa May’s government is set to surrender to European Union demands that mass, uncontrolled immigration continues for years after Brexit, an official familiar with talks has revealed.
David Davis, the Secretary of State for Brexit, is expected to give a statement to Parliament today outlining his government’s official response to the EU’s latest negotiating guidelines for the so-called ‘transition’ period.
According to a British official who spoke to Politico, the Government will not reject, explicitly, EU demands that all new arrivals during the ‘transition’ are given the same rights as those coming before Brexit day — despite Mrs. May’s promises that Free Movement will officially end in 2019.
The ‘transition period’ was initially touted as lasting for two years, but recent reports suggest the government will propose making it open-ended, with no specific end date fixed.
Britain had initially wanted the cut-off date for new migrants being given full rights to be the 29th of March last year, when Article 50 was triggered, to stop a last-minute rush of new arrivals…..