Anti-Brexit campaigners protest along the Irish border

The transcript discusses the unsecured status of the island and the feeling of being second-class citizens. It highlights the uncertainty surrounding Brexit and its likely negative impact. The need for continued vigilance and the assertion of rights for communities and citizens, especially those in the north, is emphasized as they lose their European citizenship status.

What is the main concern of Irish citizens living on the island?

• They are happy with the current situation.

• They feel like second-class citizens.

• They have secured their rights.

• They are considered first-class citizens.

What is the anticipated outcome of Brexit for the island?

• No change at all.

• A guaranteed positive outcome.

• An uncertain but likely negative impact.

• A positive change for the island.

Why is continued vigilance necessary according to the speaker?

• To ensure a positive Brexit outcome.

• To maintain the status quo.

• To protect the rights of communities along the border.

• To ignore the changes happening.

What rights are emphasized for communities living along the border?

• The right to free travel across the border.

• The right to be recognized as European citizens.

• The right to own property on both sides.

• The right to vote in European elections.

What significant change is happening to Irish citizens in the north?

• They are becoming second-class European citizens.

• They are unaffected by Brexit.

• They are losing their European citizenship status.

• They are gaining new citizenship rights.