US EditionYouth mobility scheme could be part of EU deal, PM signals
- Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer indicated that a youth mobility arrangement might be included in a new UK-EU agreement to be discussed at the London summit on May 19, 2025.
- This development follows previous UK rejection of EU proposals and ongoing concerns about immigration control and visa restrictions after Brexit.
- The scheme would allow young people under 30 to travel and work between the UK and EU for a limited period, expected up to two years, with caps likely applied.
- Starmer described it as a "reciprocal" arrangement distinct from pre-Brexit freedom of movement, while opposition voices warned of risks including increased unemployment.
- If agreed, the scheme could boost cultural and economic ties, improve youth opportunities, and signal progress in resetting UK-EU relations post-Brexit.
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Keir Starmer ‘reimposing free movement with EU by backdoor’: GB News analysis EXPOSES how ‘hundreds of thousands’ set to arrive from continent
Keir Starmer ‘reimposing free movement with EU by backdoor’: GB News analysis EXPOSES how ‘hundreds of thousands’ set to arrive from continent - Brussels’s initial Youth Mobility proposal risks opening the door to hundreds of thousands of EU migrants every year, a shocking GB News analysis has revealed
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