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Immigration monthly highlights—March 2018

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Published on: 28 March 2018

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Table of contents

Brexit
One year after Article 50—EU citizens’ rights
Migration Advisory Committee issues interim report on trends for EEA workers in the UK labour market
Calls for greater clarity on reciprocal healthcare post-Brexit
Brexit—European Council adopts guidelines on future EU-UK relationship
EU Committee seeks answers on EU withdrawal agreement following legal analysis
New information on settled status published
Latest draft EU withdrawal agreement highlights agreed text including transitional arrangements
A future UK-EU free trade agreement—the role of immigration
Government must clarify solution for Brexit border problem

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Article summary

Welcome to the March 2018 highlights from the Immigration team, which provides links to key news stories from the last month (including news analysis from external experts on recent important cases and other developments) as well as a round-up of new and updated content in Immigration.

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