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One of the biggest issues regarding Brexit involves Britain's border with Ireland, which will remain part of the EU.

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Good morning. One of the biggest issues regarding Brexit involves Britain's border with Ireland, which will remain part of the EU. Prime Minister Boris Johnson proposed a change that would allow Brexit to go through that addressed the issue, but the EU rejected it. However, the proposal first came from the EU itself, back during initial negotiations with Theresa May. The E.U.'s shifting decisions that impact the U.K. are exactly why the country narrowly voted for Brexit in the first place. The likelihood of a no-deal Brexit continues to lead going into the last month for a deal. Sponsored Content Analyst Reveals the Only 8 Stocks You Need to Own in 2020 Now you can turn the tables on Wall Street's sharks, scam artists, and snake-oil salesmen with the ONLY 8 STOCKS you really need to buy! In good times and bad. Bull markets and bear. They just keep posting more income and growth. Click here for the full list of the only 8 stocks you need for 2020. 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