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 is the main purpose of the Immigration Bill mentioned in the text?

How does the Immigration Bill affect free movement between the UK and EU?

How does the text describe the relationship between the UK and Irish citizens post-Brexit?

What are the implications of the new points-based immigration system introduced by the UK government?

What concerns do some people have regarding the end of free movement?

What are the potential economic impacts of the new immigration policies as discussed in the text?

What was the public opinion regarding the continuation of free movement according to the research mentioned?