UK, EU clash on May's proposed residency rights post-Brexit
PM also faces flak for using EU citizens as bargaining chip to strike deal for Brit expats
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LONDON and Brussels clashed on Monday over future residency rights for millions of Europeans as Britain outlined post-Brexit proposals that included a special new status for European Union (EU) immigrants.
Prime Minister Theresa May fleshed out what she called a "fair and serious" offer to guarantee the rights of EU migrants in Britain once it has left the EU.
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