Ending the free movement of people from the European Union should become a key demand from Labour before the Brexit negotiations with the EU, according to a collection of essays from Labour figures. “However, it is my strong view that no future deal can retain free movement of people in its present form. He argued that a post-Brexit immigration policy was likely to involve work permits for EU nationals. “The managed immigration approach I am proposing is rooted in leftwing values and anchored in the reality of post-referendum Britain. She said: “Labour must approach Brexit with a set of clear and comprehensive principles that clearly define red lines as well as opportunities.

Source: The Guardian September 19, 2016 11:41 UTC