In Brussels, May offers "fair deal" for EU nationals in Britain BRUSSELS, June 22 Prime Minister Theresa May set out what she called a "fair deal" for EU citizens living in Britain on Thursday, saying in her first test of negotiating strength that she did not want anyone to have to leave because of Brexit or to split up families.
May wants to keep whole families in Britain, even if one parent is not British post-Brexit.
We are told that May doesn't want to split up families, in the context of Brexit negotiations.
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