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What we do need is a strong border management, just like Hungary, we need to build more Fences in Greek border, and legalises the push backs, because if someone enter here illegal, what his need to be expelled in a legal way?
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Strongly agree on legalising push backs and more. Our laws have been protecting migrants at the expense of the safety and well-being of the European people. That must be reversed.
I disagree with you. On the contrary. Conditions for refugees are continuously and massively tightened and worsened.
And what is the bad thing about it? Its more than proved that when they come, they'll make crimes, not all them, but: why get this risk? Refugee camps in their countries will be much cheaper, we will be able to help much more people, and most important: save european lifes, as well migrant lifes
Just to support your point Rafael,
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-45419466
"Since 2014, the proportion of non-German suspects in the crime statistics has increased from 24% to just over 30% (when we take out crimes related to immigration and asylum irregularities)."
This despite migrants only being 12% of the population.
They disproportionately commit crime, the policies determining which migrants are entering Europe are allowing in far too many criminals.
All these crimes, on top of the victimisation of EU citizens in many cases, cost EU taxpayers due to legal bureaucracy.
The suggestion from pro-open borders advocates then moves to the suggestion that we should spend even more money on rehabilitation! Where does this money come from and why are foreign people's troubles a higher priority than the troubles of Europeans?
This multicultural project is more expensive than it's worth, and will only further balkanise Europe.
Yeah, exactly!
Look like you're interessed in migration and so on, I'll send you the link of my event about the european migrant pact. 16/05, 10 in the morning (brussels) https://join.skype.com/lBYC0HQOuqch
Respect for human rights is first and foremost. Illegal immigrants cannot be denied their right to asylum and refuge. What we need is a common and consensual migration policy that allows people to enter legally and in turn addresses the illegal arrival of people effectively and with respect for human rights. We also need to do more and invest in better and more efficient policies to integrate migrants into the European social fabric.
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The example of Hungary shows that the migration crisis can be tackled effectively. It would have been better for the EU to support Hungary at the beginning, but unfortunately they react very slowly. We need to be much more effective in this area.
Hungary only shows that it does not respect the Charter of Fundamental Rights: ‘Article 18 Right of asylum The right to asylum shall be guaranteed in accordance with the Geneva Convention of 28 July 1951 and the Protocol of 31 January 1967 relating to the status of refugees and the Treaty establishing the European Community. Article 19 Protection in the event of removal, expulsion and extradition (1) Collective expulsion shall not be permitted. 2. No one may be deported or expelled or extradited to a State where there is a serious risk of capital punishment, torture or any other inhuman or degrading punishment or treatment for them.' If countries do not respect fundamental rights, they shall be excluded from the EU — SCHNELL!
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