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They can control on their own how many immigrants they want to let into the country.

They can decide on their own.

EU have had too much influence on Britain’s decision making therefore people want Britain to leave the EU.

They want less regulations from Brussels which cost Britain a whole lot of money. They want to be able to decide on VAT levels, consumer laws and others for their country on their own.

UK pays annually around SEK 160 billion in membership fee to the EU. They get back 55 billion in EU contributions, but still, if they leave they will have over 100 billion a year to save or to put into the country’s needs.

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The economic benefits with EU membership easily weigh membership fees. To leave EU wouldn’t be a net saving, without a cost.

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It's a great nation with a proud history. If they leave EU, Britain could resume its place as a powerful independent power.

Britain could rebuild ties with natural English- speaking allies in the Commonwealth

Strengthened the special relationship with the United States

They could be allowed to regain control of its borders and make it harder for illegal immigrants and terrorists to get in to Britain

They could have their modern parliamentary democracy back

Keep their money and not let EU get 19 billion per year, instead let the parliament decide what to do with the money

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2.5 million are employed in the UK thanks to EU and the trade system. Thats 1 in 10 of every working person living in the UK. The would lose their jobs.

The membership of the EU means every business in the country has the right to trade in a market of 500 million people across 28 countries. Leaving the EU would mean that the UK would have to renegotiate all the trading contracts with the 28 countries and companies outside.

When they don’t have to pay the fees for the EU, they would end up paying the fees of 28 other countries for trading with them that would end up costing even more.

Every bank in the UK and outside the UK warned that a Brexit would have a negative effect on the economy.

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1. EU unites a lot of countries that used to be at war or in conflict with each other.
2. As long as you have a European passport you can travel anywhere in Europe.
3. Britains economy has improved since joining the EU.
4. Since EU unites a lot of countries it's a greater political force globally.
5. Being in the EU allows Britain to be part of the "single market" which saves customers money since there are less fees.

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The EU helps the fight against international crime through Europol and the European arrest warrant.

Lower credit card fees, cheaper roaming charges

Brits could lose the freedom to travel, study, live and work in the other 27 EU countries. That’s bad news for anyone wanting a cheap, hassle-free European holiday, not to mention the over 2 million Brits currently residing elsewhere in the EU.

Over half of Britain’s trade goes to the EU, bringing the country around £400 billion a year

Over 10% of British jobs are directly linked to the EU membership

International companies invest in Britain because it’s a gateway to the EU’s 500 million consumers

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The United Kingdom will no longer have to pay fees for the EU, including their budget and membership fee. This money can instead be spent on new British industries and scientific research.

There won’t be a limit to Englands international affairs, and trading will be made easier, with countries such as US, China and India.

Britain will have control over their own laws and regulations to better fit their own needs, such as increasing border control.

Increasing border control is claimed to increase the safety and security.

Improved global trade agreements and more selective immigration would have a positive effect on the British job market.

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The European Arrest Warrant allows British citizens to be sent abroad and charged for crimes in foreign courts, often for minor offences. Brexit would stop this.

The EU wants Britain to take in more refugees, leaving the EU would allow Britain to control its borders and not be forced to take in more refugees than it can handle.

The EU allows people to travel and work in any country they’d like in the EU. Britain was flooded with people from poorer countries looking for work.

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Why the UK should stay in the EU

Leaving would pull the UK out of the decision-making process.

They would lose the societal benefits of the EU’s “four freedoms”, the free movement of goods, services, capital and people across borders.

Without an agreement on trade, the UK would operate with the EU under World Trade Organisation rules, which could mean customs checks and tariffs on goods as well as longer border check for travellers.

There are also questions about what would happen to Britain's position as a global financial centre and the land border between the UK and the Republic of Ireland. There is also concern that Brits living abroad in the EU could lose residency rights and access to free emergency health care.

The British economy would destabilize in the short term and the country would be poorer in the long term.

The pound will fall in value

People travelling overseas from the UK since the Brexit vote have found their pounds buy fewer euros. A slump in the value of the dollar means the exchange rate with the pound is pretty close to where it was before the referendum.

A fall in the pound means exports should get a boost as UK goods will be cheaper to buy in other countries, but some imported goods could get more expensive. The latest UK inflation figures have the rate at 3%, above the target level, but not out of kilter with recent years.

The should stay because

Those campaigning for Britain to stay in the EU said it got a big boost from membership - it makes selling things to other EU countries easier and, they argued, the flow of immigrants, most of whom are young and keen to work, fuels economic growth and helps pay for public services.

They also said Britain's status in the world would be damaged by leaving and that we are more secure as part of the 28 nation club, rather than going it alone.

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1. Your driving licence is valid in every country if you are in the EU. This would not happen if Britain was on its own.

2. UK should stay in the european union because if they have an alliance with the other countries in the EU they could easier get help if there were to break out to war.

3. Because of the EU there is cheaper flights, lower mobile phone roaming charges and lower credit card fees.

4.Many famous people wants the UK to remain in the EU. Some of these people are

the prime minister of UK,

the president of china,

Greenpeace

Leaders/heads of state of every single other member of the EU.

5. Equal payment for men and women is enshrined in EU law.

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1. Britain will be able to regulate the immigration.
2. They will be able to make their own laws regarding agriculture, their military, defense, etc.
3. The British Parliament will have more power.
4. No taxes will go to the EU.
5.  The British courts will be the highest power in the law system.
6. Certain products that the EU regulates (for example high-energy light bulbs) would be allowed to sell and use again.
7. Britain wouldn't have to deal with southern Europe's economic crisis.

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*  Self-determination.

They may decide more themselves

* They can stop a lot of migrants from poor countries in Eastern Europe who get there and take jobs at low wages or receive grants.

* With trade and customs agreements, companies get similar terms as before but will release the EU's detailed rules and bureaucracy.

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They don’t have to have a trade war - the customs will be more expensive which causes the trade to decrease leading to a worse economy for GB

They also need to renegotiate the agreements for a free trade

The frontier to Ireland, where it already is a very tense situation will be more strict which could lead to the conflict to get worse

Also, even though GB left EU they will still be a part of Europe, and thereby affected by the politics EU runs. If they would stay, then they would at least be able to affect the decisions, now they just have to get along with it without the possibility to influence it.

On a higher spectrum, it it always good with international collaboration, no matter if the economy gains on leaving.

If they want a good trade deal with the EU the would have to obey their laws anyway.

The benefits of staying out ways the cost by miles.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iAgKHSNqxa8

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-No need to contribute to the budget (saving money)

-Free to establish their own trade agreements

-Be more independent

-Don't need to follow the rules /laws including EU

-Stop the immigration(have more control), the most people come from EU

-Stop getting charge for the membership of EU
-They can make their own decisions not needing to involve EU

They can choose who is getting in to there country again

They can make their own laws in the country so they feel safe

They can get back there blue passport because they want to have that