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The transcript discusses the challenges faced by non-EU migrants in the UK, focusing on Meg Morley, an Australian pianist, and Keshavan Chit Arthur, an Indian audiologist. Both face deportation due to earning less than the required threshold. Australia's High Commissioner seeks better visa cooperation with the UK. The UK government aims to reduce non-EU immigration, while critics argue it targets those easiest to deport. The government emphasizes training UK workers, but critics highlight the difficulty in restricting EU migration.

What is the main reason Meg Morley faces deportation from the UK?

• She is an EU citizen.

• She earns less than the required amount.

• She is not a skilled worker.

• She has no job in the UK.

What does Australia's High Commissioner want from the UK regarding migration?

• Stricter visa regulations

• No migration from Australia

• Greater visa cooperation

• Complete free movement

Why are non-EU migrants like Australians affected by UK migration policies?

• The UK can easily reduce EU migration.

• Non-EU migrants are easier to target.

• They have no skills.

• They earn more than EU migrants.

What is Keshavan Chit Arthur's profession?

• Diplomat

• Pianist

• Audiologist

• Ballet dancer

What do critics say about the UK's migration policy?

• It targets non-EU migrants unfairly.

• It is beneficial for skilled workers.

• It is fair to all migrants.

• It encourages EU migration.