Kennedy: Not Surprised by May Choosing Immigration

The transcript discusses Theresa May's firm stance on immigration, particularly during her time as Home Secretary, and the challenges faced by international students in obtaining visas. It highlights the lack of assurance for EU nationals' residency rights post-Brexit and criticizes the government's approach. The conversation also touches on how harsh weather conditions in Europe can influence political debates, and the polarizing effect of Brexit on British society, including family dynamics.

What was a significant concern for Theresa May during her time as Home Secretary and Prime Minister?

• Economic growth

• Immigration

• Healthcare reform

• Education policies

What issue did the government fail to address regarding EU nationals after the Brexit referendum?

• Improving healthcare access

• Enhancing educational opportunities

• Providing special residency status

• Increasing trade agreements

How could the UK government have gained goodwill in Brexit negotiations?

• By increasing military spending

• By providing early residency assurances to EU nationals

• By reducing public transportation costs

• By offering tax cuts

What seasonal factor is mentioned as influencing political debates in Europe?

• Summer heatwaves

• Autumn leaves

• Winter cold

• Spring rains

How has the Brexit debate affected families and communities?

• It has had no impact

• It has united them

• It has improved communication

• It has divided them