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EU court rejects 'open-door' policy and upholds right of member states to deport refugees
Yahoo News ^ | July 26, 2017 | Justin Huggler (AP reporter)

Posted on 07/26/2017 5:15:44 PM PDT by Leaning Right

In a ruling which could have far-reaching consequences for how the European Union deals with migrants in future, the European Court of Justice on Wednesday upheld the right of member states to deport asylum-seekers to the first EU country they enter.

The ruling amounted to an effective rejection of Angela Merkel’s controversial “open-door” refugee policy, which saw more than one million asylum-seekers flood into Germany.

The court ruled that the EU’s Dublin regulations, under which refugees must seek asylum in the first member state they enter, still apply despite the unprecedented influx of 2015.

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TOPICS: Foreign Affairs; Germany; News/Current Events
KEYWORDS: beppegrillo; deport; dublinagreement; eu; europeanunion; fivestarmovement; italy; refugees
The good news: The EU Court says that, yes, illegal migrants can be deported.

The bad news: The Court says that these migrants must be deported not to their home counties, but to the EU border state that they first entered.

How crazy is that? So now the border states must suffer through no fault of their own. And if these border states should use force to try to keep the illegals out, the EU will sanction them with heavy fines. That happened to Italy recently.

1 posted on 07/26/2017 5:15:44 PM PDT by Leaning Right
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To: Leaning Right

When you look down the barrel of a gun long enough, suicide loses its allure. Deport all of them.


2 posted on 07/26/2017 5:24:19 PM PDT by WMarshal (President Trump, a president keeping his promises to the American people. It feels like winning.)
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To: Leaning Right

This ruling means that Germany will have to live with the mess it made. If any of the migrants go to another EU country, that country is free to deport that migrant back to Germany. Merkel won’t be able to export her stupidity to other EU countries, except those that are just as stupid as her.


3 posted on 07/26/2017 5:40:17 PM PDT by Repeal 16-17 (Let me know when the Shooting starts.)
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To: Leaning Right

Paging Italy


4 posted on 07/26/2017 5:41:16 PM PDT by rod1 (CTLY)
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To: Leaning Right

Nice try Merkel.


5 posted on 07/26/2017 5:43:06 PM PDT by Sacajaweau
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To: Leaning Right

I think it DOES put it back in the court of the “first entry” state and THEIR rules on giving asylum status, or not.

Note to Trump: Go “rescue” Europe, by tasking the U.S. fleet in the Mediterranean with escorting the “migrant” boats back to the ports in North Africa they start out at.


6 posted on 07/26/2017 5:43:49 PM PDT by Wuli
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To: Leaning Right

But I think the “first country” can deport to the original country. It goes back in the reverse order in which it went forward.


7 posted on 07/26/2017 5:45:10 PM PDT by Sacajaweau
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To: Wuli
" tasking the U.S. fleet in the Mediterranean with escorting the “migrant” boats back to the ports in North Africa they start out at"

Absolutely not!! It would be nuts to get the US Navy involved.... [unless it were to quickly sink the big NGO ships that are collaborating with and enabling the people smugglers by setting up rendezvous points at the edge of Libyan coastal waters....]

No way in hell US Navy should be involved, Europe needs to work it out and stop the rafts from being loaded, stop the NGOs from promoting and enabling the traffic etc. The people need to stay in Africa/Middle East/Turkey if they do not have legal means to travel to other countries.
8 posted on 07/26/2017 5:53:35 PM PDT by Enchante (Searching throughout the country for one honest Democrat....)
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To: Leaning Right

Too late. The NWO horse is out of the barn.

WHAT MORONS!!!!!


9 posted on 07/26/2017 5:55:13 PM PDT by RushIsMyTeddyBear
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To: Enchante

HELL NO! The Euroweenies can spend their OWN blood and treasure sending them back!


10 posted on 07/26/2017 5:57:14 PM PDT by RushIsMyTeddyBear
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To: rod1

Guess the EYEtalians kind of screwed themselves, did’t they?


11 posted on 07/26/2017 6:00:24 PM PDT by 5th MEB (Progressives in the open; --- FIRE FOR EFFECT!!)
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To: Leaning Right

You nailed it!


12 posted on 07/26/2017 6:33:34 PM PDT by libertylover (In 2016 small-town America got tired of being governed by people who don't know a boy from a girl.)
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To: Repeal 16-17

The two real losers here are Greece and Italy. Germany, not so much.

The Dublin Agreement, which has been in place for 25 years....is the sole agreement which details the simple rule...where you land in Europe, is where you must assimilate and register yourself.

These 200,000 migrants picked up in the Med and delivered to an Italian island are going to be permanent Italian guests now. The idea that Italy and the EU headquarters can force them to other EU member states? That’s mostly gone.

If you look at benefit packages of the 28 EU countries....Germany was the only five-star deal. I don’t think you will find a single migrant or immigrant in Germany who really wants to haul off or move to another EU country. Even on the job topic....Germany has the most job potential of any EU country right now....so it makes sense to stay.


13 posted on 07/26/2017 8:03:16 PM PDT by pepsionice
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To: rod1

And Greece and Spain.


14 posted on 07/26/2017 9:16:09 PM PDT by aquila48
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To: pepsionice

There’s a whole fleet of NGO boats picking up rapefugees from rickety boats off of Libya and dumping them in Italy.

So far Italy has let them do that because most of the invaders wanted to go to northern Europe. Italy was just a bridge.

It’ll be interesting to see what Italy does now. Sinking an NGO boat might send the right message.


15 posted on 07/26/2017 9:28:06 PM PDT by aquila48
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To: aquila48

Politically (in Italy), most of the parties are still pro-migrant and pro-rescue. The Five-Star Party which is very popular right now....is the only one that is questioning the rescue episode.

I noticed this morning that some alt-right group has rented a vessel and intends to rescue migrants but dump them back into Libya. Operations probably won’t start for another two weeks.The NGO crowd will go nuts over this and I expect some kind of conflict (maybe ramming) to hinder the alt-right ship.

All of this is simply building up for some massive political shift in Italy over the next three years. If the EU can’t distribute the 200,000 migrants sitting in Italy now...a lot of voters will ask what the long-term plan is. Unemployment in Italy is 11.3-percent....so there aren’t any real job chances there for this group.


16 posted on 07/26/2017 11:09:05 PM PDT by pepsionice
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To: pepsionice

Lega Nord with Matteo Salvini is even more anti-invaders than the five star movement and Beppe Grillo.

The Italian public is fed up with the invasion and both Lega Nord and 5-star will gain strength with this ruling. And elections are not that far away.


17 posted on 07/26/2017 11:51:50 PM PDT by aquila48
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To: Leaning Right

So why don’t these EU border States just withdraw from the EU and give them the finger, while deporting the aliens?


18 posted on 07/27/2017 12:46:14 AM PDT by octex
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