EU citizens in the UK concerned for their post-Brexit rights

The video discusses the concerns and uncertainties surrounding Brexit, particularly for Eastern Europeans in the UK. It highlights feelings of discrimination and stereotypes faced by Eastern Europeans, especially Romanians. Outreach efforts aim to inform them of their rights. The video also covers the complexities of Brexit negotiations and the potential impact on EU unity and policies, emphasizing the fear of discrimination based on skill levels.

What is the main concern of Eastern Europeans regarding the triggering of Article 50?

• They are worried about losing their jobs.

• They fear becoming second-class citizens.

• They fear increased taxes.

• They are concerned about language barriers.

What challenges did Romanian shop worker Danielle face when she first arrived in Britain?

• Language barriers

• Restrictions on the right to work

• Lack of housing

• High cost of living

What are outreach workers doing to support Eastern Europeans in the UK?

• Helping them find jobs

• Informing them of their rights

• Offering financial aid

• Providing language classes

Why are individual deals with EU countries considered problematic?

• They would increase immigration.

• They might threaten the unity of the EU.

• They could lead to higher taxes.

• They could cause economic instability.

What is a potential consequence of Brexit for people with lower skill profiles?

• They could benefit from new policies.

• They may have more job opportunities.

• They could face discrimination.

• They might receive higher wages.