The EU is to sue Hungary, Poland and the Czech Republic over their refusal to take in third world migrants, the European Commission announced on Thursday.
They will be referred to the European Court of Justice for “non-compliance with their legal obligations on relocation”, the commission said in a statement, referring to the three countries’ staunch refusal to take part in an EU scheme forcing migrants on unwilling nations.
Passed at the height of the migrant crisis in 2015, the controversial rule dictates that asylum seekers who illegally breach Europe’s borders be “fairly” redistributed across the bloc through a quota system.
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6 comments:
In a sovereign nation; why can they make these countries comply with any of their laws?
For those of you who STILL don't like or hate President Trump; IF Clinton had won, this is the path we would be on...still clueless or do you get it?
Brexit all around, please, with a side of sanity.
Screw that
The EU needs to be eliminated except for the money.
Thank God that Clinton witch lost!
Those countries are reeling from the cultural damage and outright expense. They have a duty to their citizens and nation to limit those damages and expenses.
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