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In fairness, only hardcore Tory/UKIP voters be like that and they aren't a majority.
Even THEY would mostly not agree with kicking people out that already have a right to stay and worked. Heck, the UKIPers didn't.
It was also promised things would stay the same.
But nobody is asked and they have moved on, so the result is the same.
The Tory party is also a cold house for people that want to be reasonable, but again it doesn't help anybody.
So now what, does it have to go badly wrong, then be all over the media, the EU getting pissed off something awful (and it has clout) and even then some people's lives will be badly affected? It seems so.
JWestland-
In fairness, only hardcore Tory/UKIP voters be like that and they aren't a majority.
I dunno. I'm pretty sure that only those groups would voice it, but I rather suspect that there's a strong undercurrent of that attitude in a majority of Brexit voters (couched in some more acceptable language perhaps).
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kicking people out that already have a right to stay and worked
This is the pertinent point; many brexit voters did not agree that these EU citizens had a right to stay.
Brexit voters were encouraged to think that the end of Freedom of Movement meant that every 'foreigner' would be leaving.
christianSpaceman
mespilus
It isn't?
I don't think there is a single Brexit that was voted for but I'm sure some people that voted for it want 'all foreigners to go home'.