May Warned of ‘Worst of All Worlds’ in U.K. Migration Crackdown
- House of Lords study advises against tailoring immigration
- Report warns Brexit may not reduce migration, revive wages
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The U.K. government risks producing the “worst of all worlds” if it tries to tailor post-Brexit immigration rules for specific industries, according to a study by a House of Lords panel.
Seeking to avoid labor shortages in key industries, Bloomberg reported last week that Prime Minister Theresa May is considering a sector-by-sector approach when deciding which EU nationals would qualify for work visas after Britain leaves the European Union.