Quote Originally Posted by lardy View Post
People keep saying EU migration is uncontrolled. There are rules and my understanding is that you can go to another member state for three months. After that you can only stay if you have a job, you're a student, you're being supported by someone or if you apply for an extension as a job seeker (key word being apply).

We can also refuse EU migrants or family members on the grounds of, amongst other things, public security. Just having a criminal conviction doesn't mean you're automatically refused but the UK can use that as a reason to deny entry.

There are no doubt EU migrants who are here despite falling foul of the rules (Citizen Rights Directive if anyone's interested) but it's also worth remembering that the UK has the responsibility to check. In other words, if people need to be chucked out then it's up to us and not the EU to do it.
Quote Originally Posted by lardy View Post
Do you have a source on that? My post above, which contradicts what you say, is from the Citizens Rights Directive.
Do you really believe all of that then its fine quoting sources of rules, BUT reality is different

A pole comes over for 3 months, gets a job cleaning tables, he is in, then he is entitled to the " system " , then his family move over free health care, free schools etc etc