Labour opens the door to tens of thousands of EU workers and students

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

56% : EU leaders are due to travel to Britain for a summit on May 19, at which it is hoped they will be able to detail the outline of Sir Keir's 'reset'.
56% : At the beginning of this month, Sir Keir travelled to Brussels to meet EU leaders as part of his efforts to deepen Britain's post-Brexit relationship with the bloc on defence and security.
56% : 'We are committed to resetting the relationship with the EU to improve the British people's security, safety and prosperity.
53% : Under the reciprocal agreement, young Britons aged 18-30 would be granted similar access to live and work in EU countries, the newspaper said.
51% : Although Sir Keir has insisted he won't allow a return of free movement with the EU, it is reported that UK negotiators will table plans for an 'Australian-style' agreement.
47% : Yet he has been hit by EU demands for the UK to back down on post-Brexit fishing rights, as well as to agree a youth mobility scheme, in exchange.
47% : Some Brexiteers expressed alarm that agreeing a youth mobility scheme would be Sir Keir 'selling out' to EU demands and a 'cave-in' to Brussels.
47% : Others hit out at claims UK negotiators had made concessions on EU demands for alignment on food safety rules and carbon allowances, upon which Britain will accept the jurisdiction of the European Court of Justice.

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