All is not good for EU citizens in the UK post ‘Brexit’ – reflections on the EWHC ruling on pre-settled status transformation of 21 December 2021

Key Points

Minimal protection exists for EU citizens without settled status in the UK, making their future uncertain.
An estimated 2.2 million EU citizens with pre-settled status now face barriers due to residency requirements.
This analysis reflects on the complexities introduced by the UK's hesitant implementation of the Withdrawal Agreement.
Legal interpretations may further affect the immigration status of EU citizens who missed deadlines under this agreement.

Abstract

This Op-Ed analyses the minimal protection for EU citizens who failed to attain 'settled status' in the UK due to the UK's hesitant implementation of the Withdrawal Agreement, affecting an estimated 2.2 million people who were granted 'pre-settled status' and did not meet the resi-dency requirement before Brexit day

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