A NEW report has explored the impact of Brexit on the EU families who decided to leave the UK following the referendum in 2016.
A NEW report has explored the impact ofThe research by academics at the University of Birmingham was based on in-depth qualitative research with 37 EU families who left the UK following the 2016 referendum.For example, many interviewees said feelings of “insecurity” had driven their decision.
“I didn’t want my son to grow not knowing when and where his mum might have to go. I decide to cut the chase and say okay, I’m going.”Others said anti-immigration hostility becoming heightened both during and after the referendum campaign resulted in them deciding to leave. “So we started realising that there was something going on that we didn’t really like that much. Once the referendum happened, I think it was very obvious to us that we were going to leave.Professor Nando Sigona, who co-authored the study, said:"Brexit was a seismic event, and its aftershocks are still being felt in the lives of EU families.
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