> Bottom line, if there is not an EU wide solution to this problem it will break Germany and Sweden unless they change policy I think it's plausibly that by pu

> Bottom line, if there is not an EU wide solution to this problem it will break Germany and Sweden unless they change policy I think it's plausibly that by pursuing their open-door policies, Germany and Sweeden also encouraged the flow of immigrants into the EU. Assuming this is true, isn't it a bit unfair now to unload that burden to other EU countries that were more realistic from the start? Basically, Germany and Sweden were to only ones to accumulate moral capital, but now they expect other countries to share the financial burden.