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Germany would be prepared to accept that Britain will have to leave the European Union if David Cameron insists on restricting the number of immigrants from the bloc who can live and work in the UK.

Mr Cameron’s bid to curb levels of migration from the EU is taking Britain to a “point of no returnâ€, according to Der Spiegel.

Mr Cameron has said that he will reform Britain’s relationship with the EU before holding an in-out referendum in 2017.

The Prime Minister used his speech last month to the Tory Party conference to pledge to put reform of the freedom of movement principle would be "at the very heart of my renegotiation strategy for Europe".

However, Angela Merkel, the German chancellor, has said that she would not support any plans to change the freedom of movement rules that allow an unlimited number of EU migrants to live and work in the UK.

At a recent summit in Brussels, Mrs Merkel is reported to have told Mr Cameron that Germany would not accept any of his demands of freedom of movement and told him: “That’s it.â€

Ministers had said that Mr Cameron had been planning to introduce a quota system to restrict the number of foreigners coming to the UK from other EU countries.

It has also been claimed that Mr Cameron will now attempt to appease the Germans by abandoning any plans to reform freedom of movement rules.

The Prime Minister could instead pledge that a Conservative government would ban EU migrants from the UK unless they have a job.

The Sunday Times also reported that foreigners could in future be deported from the UK if they are unable to support themselves.

One minister said that the Prime Minister is now attempting to “stretch the existing rules to their limits†instead of overhauling free movement principles.

Downing Street has attempted to take an increasing tough line on immigration in a bid to tackle the UK Independence Party.

Mr Cameron pledged to reduce net migration to the "tens of thousands" by next year but is expected to fall well short of that target.

Source: Telegraph

 

 

Ooops UK. Seems like Merkel is not amused. 

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Better Day

David Cameron is scum. All 'United' Kingdom politicians who supporting leaving the EU is scum. All politicians who supported the 'union' is scum

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I am supportng Cameron, The UK have lots unemployment going on right now.

The more migrants coming only give them more trouble.

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germany actually doesn't say the UK should leave the EU. it says "could", which is what the source originally said before you edited the word to should from could. not sure why you changed a fact to a lie.

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Better Day

We had a chance to stop stuff like this happening but we threw away the chance #DevoMaxAintComing


Britain is going down the gutter if we leave the EU 

 

Oh wait: Britain is already going down the gutter

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I'm here for us leaving. However it is a double edged sword because for the few problems it would fix it really would create unnecessary drama we don't need at this point.

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UK is right, we get way too many immigrants here which stop UK-born people from getting jobs and it's not right.

That's totally bullshiit. :awkney: Tons of jobs will be lost by leaving the eu

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monsterdreams

We do have a lot of problems right now in the UK but is leaving the answer?

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Better Day

Another thing stop calling it the UK because we are not united 


We do have a lot of problems right now in the UK but is leaving the answer?

 

Nope, The only way we can solve these problems is all gaining independence 

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Better Day

Either way, in or out, the UK's in a bad situation. I'm here for being in the EU provided reforms are made :shrug:

 

Only one person to blame: David Cameron 

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