Center euroreport: EC came up with the quotas on immigrants, but the problem isn't solved

Alexander Kuranov. The European Commission came up with a quota system for the allocation by the EU of illegal immigrants, but I do not know what to do next, since it doesn't solve the issue, said on Sunday correspondents in Prague specialist on problems of illegal migration, the Commissioner of the Centre for European reform of the Camino Morter-Martinez.

Refugees from North Africa and the Middle East trying to reach Europe through the Mediterranean sea with the help of smugglers who organize the illegal movement of people. In the process of such "transfers" a significant part of migrants dying before reaching the shore.

last Wednesday the European Commission will release a quota system for the distribution among member States of the EU 40 thousand immigrants from the 3rd world, accumulated mostly within Italy, and Greece. According to this plan, the Czech Republic will have to take 1328 migrants. In addition, the Commission proposes over 2 years to adopt to the EU 20 thousand migrants. In this case, the Czech Republic would have to host another 525 people. The Republican leadership insists that the admission of immigrants were decided at the national level.

"The European Commission had spoken with useful, at 1st glance, the idea of a quota system, According to which illegal Refugees evenly shared by the member countries of the EU. However, this purely mathematical formula needs serious analysis and detailed discussion with specific countries, "said Morter-Martinez, participated in the Prague conference" European dialogues v?clav Havel ".

According to Mortera-Martinez, the issue of the reform of migration policy is long overdue and is at the same time a manifestation of the Christian solidarity of the European countries with people fleeing war, violence and hunger. However, in her vision, fully the system of assistance to the refugees until not thought out. For example, it may be that migrants are distributed in the Czech Republic would then ferried richer in Germany.

The Spanish expert on the problems of illegal migration believes that the leadership of the countries-EU members who are opposed to quotas for the admission of immigrants, driven by fear elementary.

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