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Nope, EU countries have always had the possibility of border control (with some limitations). Its just that not having border control is cheaper and allowing p
by bostand 10y ago
Nope, EU countries have always had the possibility of border control (with some limitations).
Its just that not having border control is cheaper and allowing people work across birders is good for the economy. So basically until late 2016 the pros outweighed the cons.
- stale2002 10y agoThis isn't true... Poland has decided to close its borders to immigrants, and the EU wants to fine them 250k an immigrant for it. The whole reason Brexit happened is because Britain wants to implement border controls. Edit, Proof: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/05/03/eu-to-fine-countries-that-refuse-refugee-quota/ http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/05/03/eu-to-fine-countr... Just get rid of these fines, and quotas, and give people control of their borders back.
- bostand 10y agoThere are today legal border controls from Mediterranean all the way up to the Scandinavia. Blaming EU for your own officials incompetency is soooo uk-2016
- stale2002 10y agoDid you read the article? It says it right there. Hundreds of millions of dollars of fines for not doing what the EU says. Those are the facts. Fines. They are real.
- akjainaj 10y agoWhat's funny is that given the current situation of Poland, the EU will end up paying for the fines they imposed