Stop Theresa May changing family immigration laws for Brits with non-EEA partners
Against the proposal by Home Secretary, Theresa May, potentially forcing many British citizens with non-EEA partners to either be exiled from the UK or break up their families.
This would affect thousands of Brits, and would mean that their marriages/partnerships would have fewer rights than EEA couples wishing to live in the UK. Because it would raise salary-level requirements, it is particularly discriminatory against women, young people, disabled people and certain ethnic groups.
Full details from the Joint Council for the Welfare of Immigrants are here:
http://www.jcwi.org.uk/policy/united-love-divided-theresa-may
Lara Berthinussen Sawada
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Lara Berthinussen Sawada
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It's worth noting that the official HM Government e-petition opposing the law changes currently has 879 signatures (at the time of writing).
I have also started my own campaign - BAFE (Brits Against Family Exile) - on Facebook and Twitter. We have 108 followers on Facebook at the time of writing. There is definitely a lot of support out there and it's a huge issue for many people.
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BritsAgainstFamilyExile
Twitter: https://twitter.com/#!/BAFE7
