There's a couple if not a few issues here.
1: How can this country have food banks and people living on the streets or on benefits? Surely, there should be an education/training system in place to get this country's residents into jobs first (I understand that there can be an urgent needs for workers too)
2) The reason, in my eyes, of controlling immigration, isn't to have quotas on people from certain countries, but to have quotas on skills needed now and forecasted, ie, wages are being supressed for unskilled workers, because a very high % of workers that have come in over the last 10 odd years have been either unskilled, or extremely skilled but not knowing the language, which means they still took unskilled jobs.
3) Let's just use Romania as an example. Is it morally acceptable to kill their healthcare system so we can keep ours going by taking their skilled nurses and doctors? I'm not so sure it is, or should be.

I do sympathise with you, because you've been given something and it will most likely be taken away and I do believe that anyone who has come here before Brexit has been finalised and probably a little after should be allowed to stay if they wish to do so.

I am not against freedom of movement. I am against freedom to turn up at someone else border with no money, no job offer, no accommodation, or family sponsor. I am against that individual being entitled to access to social housing benefits, healthcare, education. Now if that person says I have a well paid job and I don't need any of those things then fine.

My parents wanted to emigrate to the USA to live with my brother, fair enough they said but don't think we will be providing for you so my brother had to sponsor / guarantee them.

Update:
I forgot to mention I don't blame anyone for claiming if they are entitled to I blame the system and hopefully post Brexit that will change. This is not about being nasty to foreigners it's about putting your citizens first.

Edited by Badger11 (04 Oct 2018 1.44pm)

One more point

You like trolling and I have zero issues with that.

If people can take it as well as give it....and stay within the rules then that's the kind of thought diversity that I like.

'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)

Ya massive softie beta male, you.

then it is protectionism which is not capitalism indeed it smacks of socialism, perhaps national socialism. The closest we could get to capitalism at the moment is the true free movement of labour, and companies, the removal of regulation across the globe.

True globalisation of markets, rather than the provincial.

"Everything is air-droppable at least once."

"When the going gets tough, the tough call for close air support."

Said Mr Khan coming back from fighting for the British Empire circa 1946.

"Everything is air-droppable at least once."

"When the going gets tough, the tough call for close air support."