u/OMGguy2008

I think it should be pretty interesting to see what non-Americans think about universal healthcare given how a lot of American conservatives here seem to be completely against it and that all it takes to fix the American system is just more deregulation.

European federalism is basically the idea that the European Union should unite into one country made up of states with one federal government and many other local state governments handling more local issues.

TLDR: United States of Europe.

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After Brexit the UK is no longer a member of the European Union and it seems that the general consensus between experts is that it hurt the UK economy and now a majority of voters think that Brexit was a mistake according to polls.

Switzerland is officially not a member of the European Union, however Switzerland remains deeply integrated with it:

1. Switzerland is part of the Schengen Area which allows free movement of people and goods.
2. Switzerland is part of the EU Single Market.
3. Switzerland is part of the Dublin Agreement which allows Switzerland to deport illegal immigrants back to their first EU port of entry. (The UK is no longer part of this agreement post Brexit so the UK has lost this disincentive for illegal immigrants to not hop on a boat across the channel because they won't get deported)
4. Switzerland pays a contribution to help lower regional disparities in the EU.
5. Switzerland rather than directly adopting EU laws instead negotiates bilateral agreements with the EU thus exempting Switzerland from quite a chunk of EU regulations.

Do you think that such kind of relations with the EU would end up beneficial for Britain and be a good compromise between brexiteers and remainers (though "returners" might be a more up to date name)?

It seems that a lot of liberals are defending illegal immigrants because you know "they just want a better life", "no one is illegal on stolen land" and yada yada. So let's clear this up, what are your actual thoughts on illegal immigration?