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Why Would You Want To Inflence A Country That You Have Forsaken?
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Credit where it's due the High Court got this one right. The limit is 15 years abroad but really I'd say 1 year. If you choose to *** off to some foreign place because it suits you why would you want a say in how your home nation is run?
Credit where it's due the High Court got this one right. The limit is 15 years abroad but really I'd say 1 year. If you choose to *** off to some foreign place because it suits you why would you want a say in how your home nation is run?
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Hardly forsaken. They are still Britons aren't they ? And they may wish to return if the referendum goes they way they wish. In fact it could be the case that their decision to live elsewhere is down to Heath making the wrong decision earlier. I think if you still have nationality there is little case to put up a bar to voting.
"But the pair argued the in-out vote on EU membership directly affected them and called for a judicial review."
Their brief, Aidan O'Neill QC, told the court a victory for the "Leave" campaign could lead to Mr Shindler and Ms MacLennan becoming "resident aliens" in Europe. They would no longer be EU citizens and their right to live, work, own property, and receive health care free at the point of use, could be placed in jeopardy, he said.
Is he seriously suggesting that, as "aliens" after June 23rd, assuming a "Leave" vote, that they will be interned or deported (rather like all the EU "aliens" living in the UK will be)? What utter drivel.
Of course 15 years is "arbitrary". Any time limit other than none at all will be seen as such. In my view it is far too long but that's another argument. The simple answer for Mr Schindler and Ms MacLennan is to return to the UK before they are locked up on 24th June.
Their brief, Aidan O'Neill QC, told the court a victory for the "Leave" campaign could lead to Mr Shindler and Ms MacLennan becoming "resident aliens" in Europe. They would no longer be EU citizens and their right to live, work, own property, and receive health care free at the point of use, could be placed in jeopardy, he said.
Is he seriously suggesting that, as "aliens" after June 23rd, assuming a "Leave" vote, that they will be interned or deported (rather like all the EU "aliens" living in the UK will be)? What utter drivel.
Of course 15 years is "arbitrary". Any time limit other than none at all will be seen as such. In my view it is far too long but that's another argument. The simple answer for Mr Schindler and Ms MacLennan is to return to the UK before they are locked up on 24th June.
The article says they would become "resident aliens", but I do not see where it describes what this would entail. I believe internment and/or deportation is speculation.
I can see their point, given the Gibraltarian right to vote; but I can't see how they would make a case under freedom of movement. They are still free to move, but it has consequences over time. Mind you the decisions made in a court of law can sometimes be baffling.
I can see their point, given the Gibraltarian right to vote; but I can't see how they would make a case under freedom of movement. They are still free to move, but it has consequences over time. Mind you the decisions made in a court of law can sometimes be baffling.
mikey I am surprised at you, surely you know we are all one big happy family within the EU ! , you can't 'emigrate' within the EU, that would be like 'emigrating' from Wales to Scotland. To me 'emigrating' is going to live on another continent Oz for instance! Though they are getting a lot more 'picky', where once you needed a criminal record to get in, now they won't let you in unless you do NOT have one!
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