UK Ministry of the Interior Is Being Sued for Depriving 1,500 Europeans of the Right to Reside in the Country
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The 3million, a human rights organization, filed a lawsuit against the British Ministry of the Interior after nearly 1,500 European citizens had been deprived of their right of residence in the United Kingdom, filed against the British agency for the alleged violation of the terms of the agreement to withdraw the UK from the EU, wrote The Guardian, submitted by a group of activists of The 3million defending the rights of European citizens.
The 3million activist group file a lawsuit in court after EU citizens were informed that temporary resident status was a "mistake"
In the United Kingdom, the Ministry of Internal Affairs was sued by the organisation the3million, after nearly 1,500 citizens of the European Union lost, in whole or in part, the residence rights obtained after Brexit. The application was filed on Friday at the High Court, according to the National Newspaper.
The British Ministry of the Interior is being sued after nearly 1,500 EU citizens have been deprived of any or all of their rights of residence in the United Kingdom, being accused of violating the post-Brexit agreement.
EU citizens who were granted 'pre-settled' status to remain in Britain after Brexit have been told the decisions were a 'mistake'
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