kebabking
Not a Girly Swot, but I like them....
In the shorter term, what would be a fair way of allocating incoming migrants to respective EU countries?
realistically?
those that can afford to look after them. some will be able to slot right in, some will have very complex and lifelong needs.
the problem is that the number who currently get to Europe is informed by the fact that that the trip will be dangerous, expensive (£9000 was a figure i heard from a Syrian chap on radio 4 today), and if they get here they won't be welcome. if you remove the danger, end the need for expensive/dangerous people traffickers, and say to all-comers 'come to the EU and build a new life', then the number who come will - obviously - make the current number look tiny. thats the real issue - the 3000 at Calais could be accomodated in the UK at the click of a PM's fingers and no one would bat an eyelid, but the next lot, and the one after that, ad infinitum?