Post-Brexit chaos as EU citizens living in Britain wrongly barred from UK
EU citizens, waiting for the government to decide on the pre -Brexit residence status, forced the entrance to England wrongly rejected and forced them to give up their lives here.
The Independent Monitoring Authority (IMA) for citizens’ rights agreements expressed “serious concerns” after being banned from going on vacation or some of the visiting the family from entering Britain.
Among the affected, there was a 34 -year -old Spanish woman who was removed from the UK despite the fact that the house office documents proving the right to live and work in the UK. He had flew to Spain to see his sister and new baby in Christmas, Guardian notified.
Another EU citizen, Greek Cyprus Costa Koushiaappis, was forcibly removed after a short journey to Amsterdam in November.
IMIM has now written to the Ministry of Interior and warned that those who expect a decision on their residence should not be removed if they made overseas trips, including work or leisure time.
He suggested that those who hold a valid “application certificate” (COA) from the Ministry of Interior to use the boundary forces at the airports or ports together with the authorities.
Miranda Bidtle, General Manager of IMIMA, said: “Our location is that a citizen with a valid application certificate has the right to leave and enter the UK while waiting for a decision in the EU settlement program, subject to providing necessary additional documents at the border.”
Authority, “citizens do not give up their rights to give up” to ensure that “will continue to work with the government,” he said.
The Group called on the COA rules before a new system that required the implementation of “electronic travel powers of the UK visitors.
The campaign group The3 million said that IMIMA’s EU citizens Brexit said that they accepted the boundary forces approach to carrying documents to prove their residences before entering into force on December 31, 2020.
The group said that a COA had sufficient proof of rights until the final decision was taken.
A spokesman for the Ministry of Interior: “All individuals with an application certificate realized that they may be qualified before entering the UK. They may be qualified within the scope of the plan.
