Post-Brexit border posts not required for Ireland and N.Ireland says the UK

Post-Brexit border posts are not required for Ireland and Northern Ireland province of the UK said UK reflecting its early attempts to resolve one of the most intricate aspects of EU exit. This is amongst the most contentious aspects for resolving the areas of friction between the UK and the EU.

The issue of post-Brexit border posts has emerged as one among the most controversial aspects of the EU exit along with the rights of the nationals of the UK and the EU. Around 30,000 individuals move across the 500 km border daily minus any immigration or customs checks. This puts serious pressure on the negotiators to come up with a mechanism for the borders at Ireland. It has also to be done without inciting passions as 3, 600 people were killed prior to the agreement for peace in 1998, as quoted by the Indian Express.

The issue of Post-Brexit border posts for Ireland and Northern Ireland province of the UK is especially sensitive. It has to his credit years of agitation over the question to remain in Ireland or the UK. The UK Government released a paper that it intended to have frictionless and seamless frontiers.

The proposal also envisaged absence of border posts and physical border infrastructure. The argument was that this would facilitate free movement of goods. The UK government also stressed that it intends to retain the Common Travel Area. This is a pact that permits unrestricted movement between the UK and Ireland for the both the nations’ citizens.

The source at the UK government said that when it comes to the issue of Post-Brexit border posts between Ireland and Northern Ireland province of the UK, both parties must exhibit imagination and flexibility.

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