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Originally Posted by NanaChristmas

Perhaps Mrs May was trying her hand so to speak.
Surely NI, as part of the U.K. should be treat the same way with the same rights as anyone living anywhere else in the UK.
The problem is sorting the borders out, there must be some way to find an amicable solution that will suit all.
Other EU countries have borders with none EU countries, maybe take a good look at them and see what works.

Edit. what will happen with Spain and Gibralter, I know they only have a small border so the cost etc will be massively different, but the same rules should apply to all UK citizens surely.

gib will go back to the enforced border that it always had. I'm sure you remember how isolated it once was, getting food etc by sea and air.

If sides won't compromise and agree on a solution, you propose one for them. That's standard practice and that's what May has done. Agreement will come at some point, but I still maintain, as with Spain, old political motives rule their attitudes.

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Originally Posted by bitontheslide

gib will go back to the enforced border that it always had. I'm sure you remember how isolated it once was, getting food etc by sea and air.

If sides won't compromise and agree on a solution, you propose one for them. That's standard practice and that's what May has done. Agreement will come at some point, but I still maintain, as with Spain, old political motives rule their attitudes.

Yes. I can see all of that.
It has to be sorted, and you will always have winners and losers, or people that are happy with it and people that aren't.
Not easy.