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Theresa May: EU citizens living lawfully in the UK today will be able to stay
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31 October 2017 (Edited )

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Posted 31 October 2017:

PM May sent her reassurances by e-mail to 100,000 EU citizens living in the UK.

She promised to remove a requirement that non-UK-citizens have comprehensive health insurance coverage in order to remain in the UK, and to create a sort of focus group of EU citizens to help shape the future of immigration and residency.

Understandably, advocates of EU nationals in the UK aren't buying any of this.

Stay tuned.

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