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I suspect that many people still havn't realized that the elephant in the room is not solved by stricter laws. Because those are in place everywhere. The elepha
by patall 3y ago
I suspect that many people still havn't realized that the elephant in the room is not solved by stricter laws. Because those are in place everywhere. The elephant is what is supposed to happen to those people. Because nobody wants them. And when you cannot deport, what are you going to do?
- w1n5t0n99 3y ago[dead]
- nradov 3y agoThe usual solution has been to pay some third country to take them.
- patall 3y agoYes, like the UK-Ruanda plan. Problem is that this very unethical (regarding the native population of the third country, especially if not very democratic). And has the risk that those countries make a business out of it
- FirmwareBurner 3y ago>And has the risk that those countries make a business out of it As opposed to the current state of things where migration is already a big business both legal and otherwise? Check how much money smugglers make. And the likes of Turkey and North Africa squeezing the EU for money to "prevent migrants crossing the Mediterranean". How's that working out?
- patall 3y agoAnd two times big business is better than once? Of course the current agreements have the same flaw.