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April 26th - Why Sunak isn't satisfied with having "third country national" status

2023-04-26

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After Brexit, the European Union gave us exactly what we wanted in terms of border formalities: "third-country national" status, the same as people from Tonga, Venezuela and other faraway nations, with our passports stamped and scrutinised. Now Rishi Sunak is wondering if a softer approach might be possible. Here's what it's all about.

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