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
London
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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