the3million on why it is important EU citizens write to their country leaders to protect their citizens’ rights whether the UK leaves the EU with or without a Brexit deal.

The Costa Amendment passed, but we now need you to write to the president of the European Council Donald Tusk to express your strongest concern about the current EU position. The ball is clearly in his court.

There is an amendment going around Westminster to rescue, ring-fence, the citizens’ rights part of the EU/UK withdrawal agreement no matter what Brexit outcome. It has wide support from MPs of all parties, both Leave and Remain.

We have written to all MPs today to urge them to support the amendment proposed by Conservative MP Alberto Costa, which would mandate the PM to seek, with the EU, a bilateral agreement on the citizens’ rights for EU citizens in the UK and British citizens in Europe.

the3million fact-checked Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt’s claims about EU citizens’ rights after Brexit to EU27 Governments.

Last week was a hectic one for the3million, with several visits to Parliament to inform and engage MPs.

In case of no-deal Brexit, EU citizens’ rights will not be protected, the3million writes.

the3million publishes a survey on the main concerns of EU citizens as they apply for the government’s Settled Status scheme to be able to remain in their own home in the UK after Brexit.

the3million are worried that MPs, obsessed with ending Freedom of Movement in the UK, support an Immigration Bill that will leave 3.6 million EU citizens without legal status in case of a No-Deal Brexit.

the3million’s views on the Document Scanning Centres for EU citizens recently launched by the Home Office.

Theresa May has confirmed that, following our lobbying, the £65 Settled Status fee for EU citizens will be scrapped.

After Boris Johnson shared his ‘concerns’ over EU citizens’ rights in the UK, the3million responded by explaining why ring-fencing bilateral rights instead is the only way to protect citizens rights on both sides of the Channel.

First success in our legal challenge to remove the immigration exemption from the Data Protection Act 2018 (GDPR).

We believe we are not being treated fairly by Government proposals to ask us to pay to stay in our homes after Brexit.

Are the citizens’ rights of the EU citizens in the UK guaranteed even in case of a No-Deal Brexit? This myth buster will look at these claims in more detail.

If you are more interested in facts than in Brexiters’ smear about our organisation, please keep reading...