Over a third (35%) of EU and EEA EFTA citizens in the UK feel “discriminated against” post-Brexit

Ake Achi
Mar 14
1 min read

The Independent Monitoring Authority (IMA) report that over a third (35%) of EU and EEA EFTA citizens in the UK feel “discriminated against” by public bodies since Brexit, with half of those experiencing discrimination coming from ethnic minority backgrounds (IMA, 2025).

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