How might naturalization policies in other EU countries like Germany or Spain affect immigration into Britain if it rejoins the EU?
Because immigrants naturalized by EU member state governments hold full EU citizenship and Free Movement rights, policies such as Germany's naturalization of migrants or Spain's amnesty for illegal immigrants could open Britain to significant additional immigration of EU migrants who were originally from countries outside the bloc.
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How does the National Pulse model describe the Year Five results for the "reasonable center" (middle scenario) versus the high scenario for net immigration?
In the middle scenario, which is considered the "reasonable center," net immigration is projected to hit 253,000 as total immigration climbs toward 944,000. In the high scenario, net immigration is projected to hit 371,000, with more than 1.1 million arrivals in a single year.
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What does the high-immigration scenario projected by the National Pulse model show for Britain if it rejoins the EU?
The high-immigration scenario predicts an extra 200,000 migrants a year by year five, totaling 1.76 million extra migrants over a decade.
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According to the National Pulse model, what are the projected additional net migrant numbers for Britain if it rejoins the EU under a middle immigration scenario by year five and over a decade?
In a middle EU immigration scenario, modeling suggests Britain would take in an extra 82,000 migrants a year by year five, resulting in a total additional inflow of 714,000 over ten years.
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What are the implications of full EU membership regarding migration rights?
Full EU membership would mean a return to the EU's Free Movement migration regime, which allows virtually any EU citizen to move to any EU country with almost no restrictions or vetting.
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What has Andy Burnham stated regarding Britain's membership in the European Union at the Labour Party's annual conference?
Andy Burnham stated that a return to full European Union membership is back on the table, suggesting that "we could go all the way" and alleging that Brexit had done "more harm than good."
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