Migration and asylum reform: How should the EU fix a broken system? • FRANCE 24 English

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  • @sa34w
    @sa34w Рік тому +12

    Illegally trying to migrate into a country deprives its own citizens of resources. It might be seen as beneficial for migrants but disastrous for local economies. Only big business owners benefits cheap labour but never society as a whole

  • @naalsocomment9449
    @naalsocomment9449 Рік тому +1

    Policies won't change anything.
    There are already laws in place that would solve the situation if they would be followed and not bent to the complete opposite of there actual purpose. There is even a ECHR decision to send people back right at the border if there no chance for asylum. Also we have to evaluate if people are 'in danger' based on the region they are from. Compared to Europe, 80% of the world is 'dangerous'. And one of the most dangerous regions for them is the Mediterranean Sea. So stop them trying to cross the sea in the first place.

  • @evgenia7774
    @evgenia7774 Рік тому +1

    People in third countries seem to be victims of dis information.

    • @gtr5860
      @gtr5860 Рік тому +1

      playing victim

  • @CreamCobblerFiend
    @CreamCobblerFiend Рік тому

    We need to do so much more to protect the European societies

  • @ellojallowjallow1734
    @ellojallowjallow1734 Рік тому +1

    I am a migrant and I came through this dangerous journey, but one thing I know for sure. If anyone should stop human trafficking then you have to stop the smugglers. I know many of them still trafficking people and they live in Algeria and Mali but they have representatives in many places

    • @arisplugis5197
      @arisplugis5197 Рік тому

      we just have to deport ALL economical migrants. so others do not come.

  • @constitutionloversue
    @constitutionloversue Рік тому

    United Nations and NATO are unconstitutional here in the U.S.

  • @russellmathews3599
    @russellmathews3599 Рік тому

    Financial reparations for the wealth stripped out of the Empire Colonies.....would be a good first move

  • @artursbondars7789
    @artursbondars7789 Рік тому

    I agree with what Croatian Mp sad. It's sad that there aren't much understanding in other part of Europe. Migrants aren't refuges and there should be clear distinction made. Europe can't possibly accept all the world people, who are trying to find better opportunities. Outer borders should be strengthened and patrols increased in seas and on land. Also decreasing and ageing population isn't problem, if state institutions and resources are used wisely. Integration should be achieved already with incoming population, not with second and third generations, otherwise such persons shouldn't be accepted at all.

  • @matthewbaynham6286
    @matthewbaynham6286 Рік тому

    If economic migrants get paid lower salaries and have less benefits like pensions, then employers will not employ the local population and will just employ the cheaper economic migrant. So when we do have economic migrants it's important that they get the same salaries and all the same benefits that everyone else gets.

  • @lordGalthran
    @lordGalthran Рік тому +1

    even though later they will be send back ireally appreciate if they be saved from the ocean

  • @christinarosed.p.1967
    @christinarosed.p.1967 Рік тому

    Now that Zelensky has made $610 Million, what more could the world want?

  • @abdulkadrimohammed6849
    @abdulkadrimohammed6849 Рік тому

    This is so sad. People are migrating to get better jobs. So how could EU put such a policy that prevents people from getting jobs?

    • @mihaelacodre9448
      @mihaelacodre9448 Рік тому +7

      that dose not have anything to do with people getting jobs and everything to do with migrants not integrating into EU mindset and culture. ....especially those coming from Africa and Middle East.

    • @LilyFisher4
      @LilyFisher4 Рік тому +4

      There are many many people across Europe and the US that are extremely supportive and very happy to help any refugee or asylum seeker that is actually escaping war and or persecution etc.
      However those who are economic migrants that are seeking better jobs need to understand that they are not entitled by law to simply enter another country that has not given them legal permission to do so to seek a better job.

    • @arisplugis5197
      @arisplugis5197 Рік тому +3

      deportations. without mercy. then new economical migrants will not come, if existing ones are deported.

    • @gtr5860
      @gtr5860 Рік тому

      cuz people from Africa and Middle East expecially Muslims failed to respect the Western Value.. they are failed to intergrate, adapt, assismilate with Western lifestyle, culture, way of thinking etc.. this creating culture clash.. how come the Owner of the land adjusting its culture and identity just to suits the newcomer? maybe they can start mass deporting them to rich Arab countries, right? they have the same faith..why those rich Arab cant help its Muslim brothers and sisters?

    • @danielgospodinov5786
      @danielgospodinov5786 Рік тому +1

      To much food was given to the migrants!

  • @agarwalamit081
    @agarwalamit081 Рік тому

    Only the far right parties and people like Ursula Von der Leyen can help complete the Nazi Lebensraum (the European Union) extending up to Ukraine and western Russia (up to the Ural mountains as described by the Third Reich) as this project about racial purity has been waiting for over 80 years now. Moreover with the EU economies tumbling, the requirements for immigrants will go down drastically. So it is a win-win situation in any case.

    • @LilyFisher4
      @LilyFisher4 Рік тому +3

      If you consider Ursula Von def Leyen “far right.” What do you consider Viktor Orban?
      Thank you.

    • @danielgospodinov5786
      @danielgospodinov5786 Рік тому +1

      I never give food for nothing😀

    • @asiamiller6713
      @asiamiller6713 Рік тому +1

      The main reason for lebensraum was due to Hitlers belief in the theory of shrinking markets.