VOICED : Expatriados de UE hacen campana por sus derechos ante el Brexit

The video discusses the impact of Brexit on immigrants in the UK, focusing on Nicolas Hatton, a French resident in Bristol. Many immigrants believed Brexit would be rejected, but now face feelings of rejection. Hatton describes the complex process of obtaining permanent residency and has formed an advocacy group, Los 3 Millones, to protect the rights of EU citizens in the UK. The group aims to pass a law ensuring residency rights and access to services. The UK government is open to securing EU citizens' status, contingent on reciprocal treatment for Britons in the EU.

What was the initial expectation of many immigrants in the UK regarding the Brexit referendum?

• They thought it would not affect them.

• They expected it to be approved.

• They were indifferent to the outcome.

• They believed it would be rejected.

Who is Nicolas Hatton and what is his connection to the Brexit situation?

• An Italian student studying Brexit.

• A German businessman supporting Brexit.

• A French immigrant in Bristol feeling rejected by Brexit.

• A British politician advocating for Brexit.

What is the main purpose of the group 'Los 3 Millones'?

• To promote Brexit.

• To support British citizens abroad.

• To advocate for the rights of EU citizens in the UK.

• To oppose all forms of immigration.

What bureaucratic challenge do immigrants face when applying for permanent residency in the UK?

• A simple one-page application.

• An 85-page application process with a high rejection rate.

• A verbal interview with no paperwork.

• An online form with instant approval.

What condition has the British government set for ensuring the rights of EU citizens in the UK?

• Unconditional approval for all EU citizens.

• No conditions; rights are automatically guaranteed.

• Reciprocal rights for UK citizens in the EU.

• Immediate deportation of non-compliant citizens.