Britain's Immigration Bill Passes: Officially Ending Free Movement with the EU - TLDR News

The video discusses the UK Immigration Bill, which ends free movement between the UK and EU, a key Brexit promise. It explains the bill's implications, including the introduction of a points-based immigration system, and its impact on UK-EU relations. The video also explores the economic effects of migration and public opinion on free movement, highlighting the complexities of the new visa system and the debate over migration control.

What was a key reason for the introduction of the Immigration Bill?

• To reduce taxes for UK citizens

• To improve relations with Ireland

• To end free movement between the UK and EU

• To increase trade with the EU

Which group of citizens is exempt from the new UK immigration controls?

• French citizens

• German citizens

• Irish citizens

• Spanish citizens

What is a significant change in the new points-based immigration system?

• Increase in minimum salary requirements

• Introduction of a visa lottery

• Reduction in minimum salary requirements

• Elimination of work visas

How does the new immigration system affect British citizens' ability to work in Europe?

• It makes it harder for Brits to work in Europe

• It guarantees jobs for Brits in Europe

• It has no effect on Brits working in Europe

• It makes it easier for Brits to work in Europe

What was the economic contribution of migrants compared to native-born Britons, according to the government's Migration Advisory Committee?

• Migrants had no economic impact

• Migrants contributed more than native-born Britons

• Migrants contributed the same as native-born Britons

• Migrants contributed less than native-born Britons

What percentage of the UK population supported the continuation of free movement?

• 44%

• 28%

• 56%

• 72%

What was the UK's control over EU migrants before Brexit under the 2006 Free Movement Directive?

• The UK had no control over EU migrants

• The UK could control EU migrants if they became a burden

• The UK could only control non-EU migrants

• The UK could deport any EU migrant at will