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If the only way the UK could reach a deal with the EU was to agree that UK and EU citizens who wished to do so could live and work in each other’s countries after Brexit, should it agree to this or should it not agree?

Fieldwork dates: 20 October 2018 - 2 November 2018
Data from: United Kingdom
Results from: 1 poll

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Results for: If the only way the UK could reach a deal with the EU was to agree that UK and EU citizens who wished to do so could live and work in each other’s countries after Brexit, should it agree to this or should it not agree?
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Pollster		 2 November 2018
Poll by Survation
Should agree 63%
Should not agree 20%
Don't know 17%

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What if the only way the UK could reach a deal with the EU would be to agree to one or more of the following provisions:After Brexit, UK and EU citizens who wished to do so, could live and work in each other’s countries

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Migration and freedom of movement The Brexit process