New British PM to discuss future of Polish immigrants in the UK

Theresa May will visit Slovakia and Poland on Thursday, seeking allies for her Brexit negotiations in countries already skeptical about aspects of European Union membership yet with hundreds of thousands of their citizens dependent on jobs in the UK, Bloomberg reported. "We will probably address issues concerning the situation of Poles currently living in Britain, which is most important for us in the context of Brexit," Polish Minister Beata Szydło commented on. "But we are also going to discuss bilateral cooperation since Great Britain is a major and strategic partner for Poland," Szydło added. At some 790,000, Poles make up by far the largest community of some three million European Union migrants living in the United Kingdom.