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The Prime Minister has indicated a willingness to discuss restoring EU free movement, which would allow European citizens to live and work in the UK. He stated that maintaining the current immigration system is not necessarily a red line for future negotiations with Brussels.

Nigel Farage condemned the proposal as a betrayal of Brexit. The Prime Minister argued the current post-Brexit system might be less effective than previous arrangements.

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“Right, the Prime Minister has opened the door to restoring EU free movement that would allow European citizens to come here, live and work freely in the United Kingdom. Crucially, he says that staying out would not be a red line in future talks with Brussels. Well, he insists he actually hasn't reached a final position, but he argues the post-Brexit immigration system may actually be worse than what we had before. Well, Reform UK leader Nigel Farage has hit back, saying this is a total betrayal of Brexit Britain and his Makeafield pitch. He has also deluded to say immigration was different when we were members of the EU. We will fight this dishonesty.”
Oct 25, 9:03 AMUnited Kingdom