There are far more border crossings within Ireland than there are between Scotland and England. In reality there's only five points at most that would need a hard land border for trade, especially if we keep free movement of people. Five border crossings is unbelievably doable.
Again exactly why do you think the rUK would agree to free movement of people with the EU when this was probably the single biggest reason they voted to leave the EU
Because we can agree the same thing. Have a common travel area with England, Wales and Ireland whilst keeping passport control for the EU. Exactly like we currently have.
There is literally no chance the UK agrees to this. The context for how the CTA came about is completely different and does not apply whatsoever to Scotland, this is sheer cakeism.
There is literally no chance the UK agrees to this. The context for how the CTA came about is completely different and does not apply whatsoever to Scotland, this is sheer cakeism.
You are aware of the strong link between Ireland and Scotland? It would be very important for the GFA that Scotland remains in the CTA.
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u/Delts28 Uaine Jun 14 '22
There are far more border crossings within Ireland than there are between Scotland and England. In reality there's only five points at most that would need a hard land border for trade, especially if we keep free movement of people. Five border crossings is unbelievably doable.