ask themselves, do we not have a right ask themselves, do we not have a right and ask themselves, do we not have a right and obligation, rather, to allow right and obligation, rather, to allow those who arrive in our country allow those who arrive in our country to allow those who arrive in our country to apply for asylum and not push them country to apply for asylum and not push them onto the next neighbouring country? push them onto the next neighbouring country? so push them onto the next neighbouring country? so that must be looked at and will country? so that must be looked at and will have to be solved, hopefully tomorrow when they meet in calais hopefully tomorrow when they meet in calais. . ., ., ., ., ,, ., calais. eunice, a lot of talk of action against calais. eunice, a lot of talk of action against the calais. eunice, a lot of talk of action against the smugglers| calais. eunice, a lot of talk of. action against the smugglers - action against the smuggle
we have other european countries involved. we have the dublin regime in europe by which we have the dublin regime in europe by which refugees, or migrants who come by which refugees, or migrants who come to by which refugees, or migrants who come to one free european country have to come to one free european country have to first, at the point of arrival. have to first, at the point of arrival, apply for asylum laws in that country. so belgium here is a country that country. so belgium here is a country which has been largely overlooked. they have passed with a bucket overlooked. they have passed with a bucket on overlooked. they have passed with a bucket on the france and allowed the majority bucket on the france and allowed the majority of bucket on the france and allowed the majority of these refugees who arrived majority of these refugees who arrived in majority of these refugees who arrived in their countries to begin with to arrived in their countries to
reasonable to expect france to be policing, at the cost of the - reasonable to expect france to be policing, at the cost of the frenchj policing, at the cost of the french taxpayer. policing, at the cost of the french taxpayer, because policing, at the cost of the french taxpayer, because france - policing, at the cost of the french taxpayer, because france mostlyl policing, at the cost of the french - taxpayer, because france mostly pays for the taxpayer, because france mostly pays for the policing taxpayer, because france mostly pays for the policing of taxpayer, because france mostly pays for the policing of the taxpayer, because france mostly pays for the policing of the coast taxpayer, because france mostly pays for the policing of the coast to - for the policing of the coast to protect for the policing of the coast to protect the for the policing of the coast to protect the british for the policing of the coast to protect the british borders - for the policing
crises, facing as well a migration crisis with hundreds crises, facing as well a migration crisis with hundreds of crises, facing as well a migration| crisis with hundreds of thousands crises, facing as well a migration i crisis with hundreds of thousands of asylum-seekers crisis with hundreds of thousands of asylum seekers trying crisis with hundreds of thousands of asylum seekers trying to asylum seekers trying to enter furope asylum seekers trying to enter europe by asylum seekers trying to enter europe by greece. asylum seekers trying to enter europe by greece. greece - asylum seekers trying to enter europe by greece. greece did i asylum seekers trying to enter. europe by greece. greece did not have europe by greece. greece did not have the europe by greece. greece did not have the administrative europe by greece. greece did not have the administrative or- europe by greece. greece did not. have the administrative or financial capability have the administrative