Immigration: David Cameron outlines restrictions / De Wilde EU-recht plannen in Engeland
Mr Cameron said the UK was experiencing the largest level of peacetime immigration The prime minister has set out plans to curb welfare benefits for migrants from the EU. David Cameron said EU migrants should have to wait at least four years before receiving benefits such as tax credits or council houses. He insisted the changes, which he will seek if he is elected in May, were an "absolute requirement" in future talks over whether to stay in the EU (.....) The main proposals in the speech - which are dependent on Mr Cameron remaining in power after May's general election - are: Stopping EU migrants from claiming in-work benefits, such as tax credits, and getting access to social housing for four years Stopping migrants claiming child benefit and tax credits for children living outside the UK Removing migrants from the UK after six months if they have not found work Restricting the right of migrants to bring family me...