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That may be because their UK income has already been taxed by the UK.

Spain at least has the relevant rules on the law books, even if they don't use them. The UK don't incorporate the relevant EU rules into UK immigration rules.

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One could hardly describe that as pro immigration - it's simply pointing out the shortcomings of wrong-headed policy making of the dog-whistle sort from someone in a position to know what the impact would be. What particularly did you find controversial?

I'm not sure the Guardian is a party or a party-member, by the way :unsure:

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Seriously?

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I have nothing to support that the view majority of UK residents are not murderers its just a fact.
So it's just a theory in your odd mind that young fit migrants use the NHS as much a the elderly., the very young, the infirm UK born population...
Employer exploitation ,Housing and now the NHS, what next will you dream up to lay at the door of migration .

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I wouldn't know, but there's no reason why it wouldn't. The NHS "free" healthcare system is quite expensive and widely abused. And in perpetual stress. Romania is doing quite well now. Can't speak for Bulgaria.

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<br /><br />it's difficult to enforce. Like Eric said, there's no gestapo running around demanding to see your papers. But if you want to have a life, with healthcare and income and so on, it's much better to just sign up as a resident and be counted. It's not exactly difficult (for an EU member citizen).<br /><br />And yes, when people get caught, they are indeed in a world of trouble. Most who get caught just high-tail it back to wherever they came from, to avoid the shitstorm.

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Well, you consistently base your theories on the premise that life in England is somehow superior to Europe (and elsewhere), presuming that's why "everybody" is clamouring to live there, even in squalid conditions.

OK, that's all been debunked repeatedly, but your continued dogmatism is consistent with the stereotypes (and why the rest of the world finds it sort of "charming"). Plus, England's Brexit behaviour only exemplifies it. So, I think it certainly illustrates how it's your behaviour that encourages confirmation. And yes, please keep posting :popcorn:

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You and EMR have much in common.

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Really example please ?

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I thought it was all about getting our country back, Oh I get it now, that's what getting our country back means.

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I think they do to a certain extent and that that has been rather glossed over or, when raised, switched onto something else so as to avoid acknowledging it.

For example, whilst it isn't actually compulsory for EU citizens to register in the UK, things can be made awkward or impossible for them if they don't. There's also a legal requirement for private health insurance cover during periods of economic inactivity.

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Sorry EMR I wasn't trying to insult you - I was trying to insult Capey.

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:hysterical:

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You can say that again,