The head of the Czech Republic: refugees need to provide assistance where they live nonstop
Alexander Kuranov. Refugees need assistance in their places of residence, and not invite them to foreign lands, alien to them in the environment, told reporters on Thursday the head of the Czech Republic Milos Zeman in the process of their trip around the North-Eastern provinces of the Republic.

Alexander Kuranov. Refugees need assistance in their places of residence, and not invite them to foreign lands, alien to them in the environment, told reporters on Thursday the head of the Czech Republic Milos Zeman in the process of their trip around the North-Eastern provinces of the Republic.
on Wednesday, the European Commission considered the issue of accommodation of illegal migrants in the countries-EU members. It is planned that over the next 2 years will be made 20 thousand immigrants from the 3rd world, most importantly, from Africa. In order to reduce the pressure on southern European countries, which, most importantly, comes the flow of migrants, the EC has prepared a draft of a quota system, According to which refugees will be evenly placed in all 28 member States of the EU.
"Refugees need to assist where they continuously reside, not to entice them to foreign lands, not to bring them in an alien environment," said Zeman in response to the desire of the EU to impose quotas For each member country of the EU for the reception of illegal migrants.
Czech leader also emphasized the possible danger that comes from blindly accepting European States migrants from the countries of the 3rd world. In his vision, " among immigrants is quite have the ability to be jihadists that we will vanest on the air and the Prague castle (the residence of the kings and presidents of the Czech Republic - ed.)".
According to Zeman, He has recently made in this sense the only exception: on his initiative began the process of resettlement in the Czech Republic immigrants from Ukraine, who turned to Zeman request due to the difficult economic and criminal situation in their country. He noticed that the story is supposedly about a thousand people, all of them willing and able to work and not claim any social benefits. In his vision, " such immigration policy brings success ".
The day before Prime Minister Bohuslav Sobotka said that the Czech Republic would like to assist the Refugees on the basis of the sovereign decision of the government, but not formulated on the basis of mechanisms of the European Union ".
Under this project, the Czech Republic should adopt 525 immigrants. In 2014 the Czech Republic granted political asylum 765 foreigners, mostly citizens of Ukraine, Syria and Cuba.