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Several sources have indicated that UK Prime Minister David Cameron is ready to negotiate his demands of banning EU migrants from claiming benefits in the UK. According to the alleged reports, Mr. Cameron is prepared to give up the demand of imposing a four-year wait on immigrants being allowed to claim welfare.
Cameron is anticipated to inform the leaders that migration is a “major concern” in the UK but will insist that achieving a solution is more important than the way it is done. Government officials will reportedly focus to find an option that meets British demands while also being “acceptable to all.” Mr Cameron is scheduled to leave for Brussels on Thursday and highlight that the “levels of migration from the EU to the UK are a major concern for the British people” at the European Council summit but will signal he is open to other solutions.
Government source have stated that “the Prime Minister is set to reiterate the point he made in his letter and speech last month – that what matters most is to fix the problems not the precise form of the arrangements.” It was added that “on welfare, he will aim to unlock the political will necessary to find a solution, effectively giving the green light to officials to work up a solution that would both deliver on the Prime Minister’s objective of better controlling migration from the EU while also being acceptable to all.”
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