waauw wrote:Dukasaur wrote:waauw wrote:Obviously something has to change. Climate change will only aggrevate migrations from africa. I hope a consensus is found on a european migration policy, because unfortunately this is not something one country alone can solve.
and hopefully we won't hear another "Wir schaffen das".
All that's needed is to preserve stability for a couple generations. Migrations always lead to conflict between the locals and the immigrants. It fades with time. The children of the immigrants are comfortable living in both worlds. The grandchildren don't even know what all the fuss was about. Keeping the lid on the conflicts during those first few years is the critical trick.
I agree, but the problem is that predictions from both the EU and the UN are that migration could grow by a multitude in coming decades. In other words, we don't have generations time. New solutions and agreements must be reached as soon as possible.
Unfortunately what Dukasaur says doesn't apply for migrants from Muslim background. They dont tend to integrate well in Western societies. They even demand Sharia law in Europe, which is absurd.
Maybe the solution should be to give those people only temporary residing visas, and later generations can get permanent residing visas(if they are integrated properly) but not citizenship. This is similar as countries from the Arabian peninsula.
By doing it this way the radicals will not be able to say that the foreign immigrants will take over their own country and only the economical impact will be left to be solved, but that one is more easily solvable.
waauw wrote:There is good reason the EU is now considering increasing investments in Saharan africa.
Corruption
