Assumes people meant from the EU. What if non Eu migration was the point?
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There is no dispute that freedom of movement was a core driver behind the Brexit vote - not only among leavers, about half of remainers wanted to see that issue reformed - a Norway model would not respond to that request in a meaningful way, @GoodwinMJ tells #r4today
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It would be about time now to make very real efforts to correct the misinformation surrounding FOM, to demonstrate the very real benefits to UK citizens.
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Go on then.
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Trouble is no path will suit everyone - whilst many options will effect everyone because we will become poorer.
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...but perhaps the much maligned TM understood this & her WA is framed with this as it’s “central thing”
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Hi Matthew, could you point me to the data for that - was unaware of Remainer unhappiness (?) with FoM.
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Can you provide data that supports that position?
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No. They cannot. Because Ashcroft's data showed FoM was an issue for 1/3 Brexit voters. I don;t give a stuff about FoM. I care about sovereignty and democracy. A treaty which allows people to come and work here is fine with me. It's a side issue.
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A driver, not a core driver. The primary driver was sovereignty and Norway is an independent sovereign state
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all polls immediately after showed immigration number 1 issue
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