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Brexit: EU citizens who miss registration deadline face deportation - minister

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Brexit
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10 October 2019

"The UK will deport EU citizens after Brexit if they do not apply for the right to remain in time, Home Office minister Brandon Lewis says."

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"He told a German newspaper they would have to leave even if they met all the criteria for a residency permit. Campaign group the3million, which represents EU citizens in the UK, said this was "no way to treat people"."

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