How Will the EU Referendum Affect Northern Ireland & Ireland Borders - 'In' and 'Out' EU Referendum Campaigns Continue.

The video discusses the political and economic implications of the Irish border in the context of the Brexit referendum. It highlights the historical significance of the border, the common travel area, and the potential impact on Northern Ireland's economy. The video also explores the challenges of regulating immigration and the possibility of automated customs control.

What is the historical significance of the common travel area mentioned in the first section?

• It was a temporary measure during the referendum.

• It was established after the European Union was formed.

• It existed long before the European Union.

• It was created to regulate trade between Ireland and the UK.

How is the border between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland described in the second section?

• As a heavily fortified boundary.

• As a border with exclusive control by the UK.

• As a potential border between an EU and a non-EU state.

• As a closed border with no crossing points.

What historical aspect of the Irish border is highlighted in the final section?

• It was a border with automated customs control.

• It was never affected by smuggling activities.

• It was the most militarized border in Western Europe.

• It was always a peaceful boundary.

What challenge related to the Irish border is mentioned in the final section?

• The lack of crossing points.

• The issue of smuggling along the border.

• The difficulty of maintaining peace.

• The exclusive control by the EU.

What potential solution for customs control is discussed in the final section?

• Increased military presence.

• Manual checkpoints.

• Complete border closure.

• Automated customs control.