The stand of the selected European countries on immigration crisis

Abstract

In this concise article I was trying to present the diversity and complexity of approaches to migration crisis in EU members. It is clear that there is still no proper remedy, and the one proposed by liberal parties, currently governing in the western countries, which accept uncontrolled flow of the immigrants, is becoming rejected by some communities. Social unrest will most likely reach its outburst during elections and may lead to a change of the political elites. According to such a scenario, in which right-wing and extreme right-wing parties will win the elections, there is no hope for finding a proper solution to the problem with the respect to the international law and human rights. To solve the migration crisis, there is only one solution: resolve the migration issue at its fount. Astonishingly simple in theory but almost impossible in practice, especially in the short period of time. All actions taken already in Europe have appeared not to be efficient and brought numerous counteractions, instead of profound and comprehensive prevention plan, which hopefully will be gradually implemented and developed.