Tom Wisniewski

Many immigrants to the UK are fearful of the consequences of Brexit, from the fundamentals of whether they can remain living and working in post-Brexit Britain, to questions over continued access to healthcare, accommodation, employment rights and social support. This has been heightened since the UK government declared the date for Brexit as 29th March 2019. So time is getting short and questions as to the full implications of Brexit are becoming increasingly urgent. After Brexit Support was not set up to make any judgments on the electorate's decision for Britain to leave the European Union. A democratic decision has been made and there is plenty of work to do now to ensure that this decision does not have a negative impact on all of us.