What influence does the new British Prime Minister theresa may have on China people?

As another candidate, Lidsom, withdrew this morning, Theresa May, the current home secretary, became the only candidate. She has confirmed that she will be the British Prime Minister ahead of schedule on Wednesday.

According to sources close to Lidsom, the insults and attacks she received were "too much to bear".

Lidsom has previously said that she is a mother and is more suitable for this position.

Theresa May, 59, has never given birth.

Lidsom's statement caused controversy this weekend, and she has apologized to theresa may for this statement.

After the British referendum chose to leave the European Union, Prime Minister David Cameron, who advocated Britain's staying in the EU, announced his resignation as Prime Minister and leader of the Conservative Party on June 24, thus starting the election process for the new leader of the Conservative Party, and the winner will automatically become the British Prime Minister.

Theresa May

Lisa Marie May (1956, 65438+ 10, 1-, translated by Chinese mainland as "Theresa May", translated by Taiwan Province as "Theresa May" and translated by Hong Kong as "Wen Cuishan") is a British Conservative politician, and is currently the British Home Secretary.

Biographical notes

Theresa may entered the British House of Commons in the election of 1997 and became a member of Maidenhead.

In 2002, she was appointed as the chairman of the Conservative Party and was sworn in by the Privy Council.

She is also a member of the Shadow Cabinet led by iain duncan smith, michael howard and David Cameron. She is the leader of the shadow cabinet and the Minister of Employment and Pensions.

20 10 after Cameron became British prime minister in may, theresa may was appointed as home secretary and minister of state for women and equality. The post of Minister of Women was handed over to Maria Miller, Minister of Culture, Media and Sports, in 20 12 to 20 14.

20 16 On June 30th, Theresa May announced her candidacy for the leadership of the Conservative Party.

On July 1 1, the only competitor in the 2065438 Party announced that she would withdraw from the intra-party election, and theresa may became the second female prime minister in Britain since Margaret Thatcher.

Theresa May is a legendary woman in British politics. She is 59 years old and has no children. This point was questioned by her competitors last week, which also helped her win the voice of the public and indirectly led to the withdrawal of her competitors.

As the Home Secretary, Theresa May has broken her heart for British domestic affairs. Because of her tough attitude on immigration, she is often compared with former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher.

During his tenure as Home Secretary, he introduced a series of immigration policies:

20 10 1 1: It is proposed to cancel the application for permanent residence of international students (failed).

Theresa May, after taking office as Home Secretary, first targeted international students. She said that Britain will abolish the policy that international students and short-term workers may obtain permanent residency.

201Feb: Requirements for raising the salary level of applicants for permanent residence in the UK. (pass)

Theresa may requires to apply for permanent residence in the UK from 20 16, and the salary level must reach? 35 thousand a year.

20 12 April: PSW visa cancelled (passed).

PSW, full name of post-graduate work. The visa was originally designed to help increase the attractiveness of Britain to outstanding international students and provide up to 2 years of working time after graduation. After Mei Yi came to power, she decided to cancel and pass the legislation.

2065438+February 2004: Thoroughly check TOEFL and TOEFL scores, and announce the cancellation of their recognition (pass).

Due to the exposure of the BBC, many false tests produced by the TOEFL test center were discovered, and the scores of TOEFL and TOEIC tests were strictly investigated.

20/kloc-at the beginning of 0/6: Requirements for improving the language ability of spouse visa (passed)

From June 20 16 to June 20 10, applicants applying for a British or permanent spouse visa must meet the requirements of English score A2.

What will happen next?

Judging from the consistent practice of Iraq and the United States, as the highest official of the British government and under the power of the next British, there is no doubt that the direction of strict control and supervision of immigration will not be relaxed during the * * * party's administration.

The following issues are worth noting:

1, on the right of abode of the EU and EU spouses in the UK:

Judging from the turbulent dispute over whether to stay or not some time ago, Aunt Mei is on the side of staying, but she is the most resolute banner in the whole government against other EU countries entering Britain and abusing the welfare and medical system.

She is the person who knows best the problems and solutions that have arisen since the Europeans entered Britain.

She is the person with the most hope, opportunity and ability to strictly control the current situation.

From the current standpoint, it is very likely that under the premise of setting a transition period, the following suggestions will be made on the right of abode of the EU and spouses in the UK.

A: The right of abode of EU members and their families entering the UK should not be affected.

B: The welfare rights of EU members and their families entering the UK will be restricted, for example, they are not allowed to receive certain related benefits for four years.

C: After leaving the EU completely, people from other EU countries may need visas on arrival to enter and leave the UK.

D: After leaving the EU completely, spouses of people from other EU countries need separate visas to enter the UK.

E: After leaving the EU, the spouses of EU people who have settled in the UK will apply for a visa to settle in the UK and put forward relevant requirements according to the current income standards, such as salary income, housing security and so on.

3. Relevant visa policy orientation for China.

F: investment: welcome! The government is open to investors from both EU and non-EU regions entering the UK. After all, Britain needs more commercial resources and investment to ensure its long-term sustainable development after Brexit.

Student: Steady! Students should not be affected too much. In the current immigration policy, student visas have been relatively stable. As long as they are students who really come to study in the UK, their visas will not be affected. On the contrary, after the chaos of student visas has been rectified, most of the current student visa holders in the UK are well-behaved and really studying.

H: work: good! After leaving the EU completely, people from China are likely to compete for business opportunities on the same starting line as those from the EU. Whether it is for students to find job opportunities after graduation, or for Chinese who already have jobs in the UK to jump ship, it is better.

Me: Entrepreneurship: Good Opportunity! Starting a business in Britain is also an opportunity to contribute to and develop the British economy. No matter how much Aunt Mei strengthens the norms and requirements for immigrant visas for entrepreneurs, she always stands from the perspective of the British government: "Looking for qualified entrepreneurs who really have the ability to start businesses in the UK and contribute to the British national economy". As long as everyone can remember the keyword "Start businesses first, then immigrate", I believe Aunt Mei will bring you a fairer and more effective immigration policy!