VOICED : Romanian migrants say they want to work,

The video discusses the ability to travel and work freely within the EU, sparking fears of mass immigration. Britain is implementing new rules to limit EU citizens from claiming benefits. Many Romanians and Bulgarians have migrated to Western Europe since the fall of communism and EU accession. Migration is often seen as necessary rather than desirable. Western Europeans have also settled in Romania and Bulgaria, challenging preconceived notions. The video concludes with uncertainty about future migration patterns.

What new rule is Britain implementing regarding EU citizens and out-of-work benefits?

• EU citizens can only claim benefits after one year.

• EU citizens can claim benefits immediately upon arrival.

• EU citizens must wait three months before claiming out-of-work benefits.

• EU citizens are not allowed to claim any benefits.

What is the main reason people from Romania and Bulgaria seek work abroad?

• To escape political instability.

• To experience new cultures.

• To find better job opportunities and contribute.

• To take advantage of social benefits.

How many Romanians and Bulgarians have immigrated since the fall of communism?

• Over 4 million

• Over 3 million

• Over 2 million

• Over 1 million

What is the reaction in Romania and Bulgaria to the potential mass immigration?

• Indifference to the situation.

• Excitement about new opportunities.

• Anger and concern over the portrayal of their citizens.

• Support for the migration.

What is the uncertainty surrounding the migration from Romania and Bulgaria?

• The cultural integration of migrants.

• The impact on the local economy.

• The legal status of migrants.

• The exact number of people who will choose to move abroad.