eu nationals

EU citizens remain in the place they have been since 2016: right at the centre of the storm, but with no representation and no shelter in sight.
As the year comes to a close I am desperately trying to find some words of hope. But I am afraid this year the reality is that I really cannot find them anymore
In many ways all of this has been an integral part of daily life for EU citizens in the UK since the referendum. What makes it extraordinary now is that over two years have passed and nothing has changed
Despite well-meaning but deeply troubling assurances that we’d be OK as my partner is the ‘right’ type of immigrant, or that it’s not people like him who are the ‘problem’ – I don’t feel that reassured
I thought that I had now seen it all. That we had reached rock bottom in terms of how low the UK government would be prepared to sink - I was wrong
Ministers said they had 'personally apologised' to those affected.
There are more than half a million children in the UK born to EU nationals.