EU Pushes for Massive Youth Migration Deal with UK Under Starmer’s New Brexit Reset

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Brussels is calling on the United Kingdom to allow up to half a million young Europeans to live and work in Britain as part of a proposed "youth experience scheme" negotiated under Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s post-Brexit reset agenda. The EU’s demands significantly exceed the UK government’s intended cap and have sparked fears of a renewed political storm over migration.

 

Sir Keir Starmer has agreed in principle to a reciprocal youth mobility scheme with the EU, allowing adults aged up to 30 to work and study in Britain, while offering the same opportunity to young Britons across the continent. However, while UK ministers are aiming to limit the number of EU nationals entering the country through this route to below 100,000, Brussels appears to have other ideas.

 

An EU official speaking to The Times argued that the scheme should mirror the scale of the UK’s existing arrangement with Australia. But since the EU’s population is vastly larger — roughly 450 million compared to Australia’s 26 million — this would equate to potentially admitting around 500,000 young Europeans. “Are Australians better than Europeans? If the same model applies, then the numbers would have to be much higher or it would be hurtful,” the official said. “What is the British problem with our young people, our children?”

 

Such a scale would undoubtedly ignite fresh controversy over immigration at a time when the Prime Minister is under growing pressure to reduce net migration, which surged under the previous Conservative government. 

 

EU member states had demanded a youth mobility scheme in exchange for the Prime Minister's desire for closer post-Brexit defence and trade ties with the bloc. Following Monday's UK-EU summit in London, it was announced that both sides would 'co-operate further' on establishing such a scheme.

 

But Downing Street last night insisted the Government had set a series of 'red lines' for those continuing discussions.

 

  Adapted by ASEAN Now from The Times  2025-05-23

 

 

 

 

[Chomper Higgot]

Excellent news.

 

The UK’s return to the Erasmus program is the big prize here, great news for UK students, British universities, British athletes and British sports professionals.

 

The Tories taking the UK out of Erasmus was an act of wanton vandalism.

 

Get it done, you know it makes sense.

 

[JonnyF]

Starmer will agree to this.

 

He wants to damage the UK as much as possible and he is realizing he will only have one term in which to do it. This is an excellent opportunity for him, quick on the heels of giving away the Chagos islands and renting them back for millions per year. 😃

 

It seems his anti immigration stance ended at the same time as his "island of strangers" speech. What a surprise!

[The Cyclist]

23 minutes ago, Chomper Higgot said:

Excellent news.

 

The UK’s return to the Erasmus program is the big prize here, great news for UK students, British universities, British athletes and British sports professionals.

 

The Tories taking the UK out of Erasmus was an act of wanton vandalism.

 

Get it done, you know it makes sense.

 

 

English comprehension skills failure

 

Erasmus ?
 

3 hours ago, Social Media said:

Brussels is calling on the United Kingdom to allow up to half a million young Europeans to live and work in Britain as part of a proposed "youth experience scheme"

 

Did you not understand the words " Live and WORK "

 

And people up to the age of 35, are not youths. Certainly not in the UK, nor the EU, or anywhere else on Planet Earth.

[jippytum]

who gives a *it about what Brussel's think.

Starmer is guiding us back to pre Brexit status with his overtures to European lawmakers. 

History will not be klnd to his betrayal of the British people. 

[Chomper Higgot]

2 hours ago, The Cyclist said:

 

English comprehension skills failure

 

Erasmus ?
 

 

Did you not understand the words " Live and WORK "

 

And people up to the age of 35, are not youths. Certainly not in the UK, nor the EU, or anywhere else on Planet Earth.

I tend to read around the subject:

 

https://sciencebusiness.net/erasmus/uk-edges-towards-rejoining-erasmus-mobility-scheme

 

 

[The Cyclist]

7 minutes ago, Chomper Higgot said:

I tend to read around the subject:

 

https://sciencebusiness.net/erasmus/uk-edges-towards-rejoining-erasmus-mobility-scheme

 

 

 

Do you ?
 

Then square this circle

 

 

 

And then perhaps you could give us your reading on this guy

 

 

[Chomper Higgot]

29 minutes ago, The Cyclist said:

 

Do you ?
 

Then square this circle

 

 

 

And then perhaps you could give us your reading on this guy

 

Reversing the barriers to young Brits being able to study and work abroad is a positive move retiring opportunities stripped away by the vandalism that was Brexit.

 

I’ve removed the photo you posted from my response, and I’ll not answer your relayed question, nothing personal, it’s just I don’t give dating advice.

 

 

[Photoguy21]

They didn't have to push it Starmer is a total wimp and gave it them on a platter

[The Cyclist]

1 minute ago, Chomper Higgot said:

Reversing the barriers to young Brits being able to study and work abroad is a positive move retiring opportunities stripped away by the vandalism that was Brexit.

 

How odd, young Brits could work and study in what became the EU before the EU was a thing.

 

But the issue is capitulating to the EU after saying

 

 

 

Starmer, by his own words, is a lying, conniving, runt of a human being.

 

4 minutes ago, Chomper Higgot said:

I’ve removed the photo you posted from my response, and I’ll not answer your relayed question, nothing personal, it’s just I don’t give dating advice.

 

I,don't need dating advice, Starmer does.

[BritManToo]

18 minutes ago, The Cyclist said:

I,don't need dating advice, Starmer does.

Looks like Starmer already knows how to find rent boys!

The cover up will be interesting!

[The Cyclist]

6 minutes ago, BritManToo said:

Looks like Starmer already knows how to find rent boys!

The cover up will be interesting!

 

The attempt at a  cover up has already started.

 

 

[RayC]

It's the same old irrational nonsense: 'Starmer wants to damage the UK'. In the unlikely event that 500k young EU nationals wanted to live in the UK at any one time, how are they going to damage the country? They will not bring dependents and will presumably be in good health, so won't be drain on the nations' infrastructure and resources. The scheme is simply an opportunity for young people - Brits and EU nationals alike - to broaden their horizons.

 

The reaction on this thread simply reinforces the view that for some people, any deal with the EU - no matter its' objective or scope - is a bad deal. The fact that these individuals cannot provide any constructive alternatives doesn't seem to concern them.

[pl8lad]

Why doesn't the UK just admit it made about the worst decision ever when the left the EU, and re-join it again.  People I know living in GB have said their lives have gone downhill since this sh*t occurred.  People who voted to leave are now saying they erred and want to make a return.  That's of course, if the EU would let them return.  Maybe, they won't, but if they do, the Pommes should just go for it.

[BritManToo]

2 minutes ago, pl8lad said:

Why doesn't the UK just admit it made about the worst decision ever when the left the EU, and re-join it again.  People I know living in GB have said their lives have gone downhill since this sh*t occurred.  People who voted to leave are now saying they erred and want to make a return.  That's of course, if the EU would let them return.  Maybe, they won't, but if they do, the Pommes should just go for it.

Says a guy from the worst country in the western world!

[RayC]

8 hours ago, pl8lad said:

Why doesn't the UK just admit it made about the worst decision ever when the left the EU, and re-join it again.  People I know living in GB have said their lives have gone downhill since this sh*t occurred.  People who voted to leave are now saying they erred and want to make a return.  That's of course, if the EU would let them return.  Maybe, they won't, but if they do, the Pommes should just go for it.

 

Now that's enough of that defeatist talk. Pull yourself together, man. It's people like you who are causing the problem.

 

You may not be British but you need to act in the UK's national interest like the rest of us. So starting today make sure that you cross your fingers and pray that Brexit turns out ok. If you are one of those atheist chappies, then it is acceptable to close your eyes really, really tightly and wish really, really hard for the success of Brexit.