Foreign-born workers in UK share fears for future

The video discusses the impact of Brexit on immigrants in the UK, focusing on individuals like Sergio from Portugal and Michaela from Romania. It highlights their concerns about residency and economic stability. The video also presents differing opinions on Brexit, with some viewing it as a return to better times and others fearing economic repercussions. Experts argue that immigrants are not taking jobs from locals, and political figures assure that current immigrants will remain safe. The service sector, a major part of the UK economy, is expected to feel Brexit's effects significantly.

What was one of the main reasons Sergio found it easy to move to Britain 20 years ago?

• He received a special visa for skilled workers.

• He had family already living in Britain.

• Britain was part of the EU, allowing easy movement.

• He had a job offer waiting for him.

What is Michaela's main concern regarding her future in Britain?

• The cost of living in London.

• The quality of healthcare services.

• Obtaining a permanent residency card.

• Finding a new job in the hospitality sector.

How might the weakening of the British pound affect workers?

• It might make travel to Europe cheaper.

• It could cause inflation, affecting their purchasing power.

• It might result in more job opportunities.

• It could lead to higher wages.

What is George's opinion on EU membership?

• He thinks it allows Britain to have more control over its laws.

• He believes it provides more job opportunities for locals.

• He believes it improves cultural diversity.

• He feels it strengthens the British economy.

According to Paul Scully, what is the expected treatment of immigrants already in Britain post-Brexit?

• They will be asked to leave the country.

• They will face increased scrutiny and checks.

• They will be given priority for new jobs.

• They will be welcomed and allowed to stay.