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The migration crisis of 2015 highlighted the need to reform the Common European Asylum System (CEAS) to make it uniform, more effective and more resilient to migratory pressures and prevent its abuse. Pursuant to the European Council decision of December 2017, an agreement on the reform should be reached by June this year. Croatia supports the reform of the CEAS, as well as of the Dublin Regulation, but the member states should not be overburdened with the redistribution of asylum seekers, and solidarity should be within the capabilities of each member state, Božinović said according to a press release from the Ministry of the Interior.
Comment: EU citizens are witnessing the deterioration of their society and cultures at the hands of Eurocrats divvying out tens of thousands of refugees who are fleeing the West's illegal wars; Russia, however, is handling things quite differently:
- Why Russia grants temporary status to refugees
- Russian military arranges return of 9,500 refugees to Syrian province, US supported terrorists only 25km away
As a consequence of the refugee crisis and many other damning diktats doled out by Brussels, populist parties, who are against mass migration and want out of the EU, are on the rise:- "Europe can go f*ck itself": Italy's right party leader sees rise in popularity
- Slovenia and Croatia closing their borders to refugees, Serbia and Macedonia expected to follow
- Finland's next leader? Meet Laura Huhtasaari: Wants out of EU - To end mass migration - Supports Trump
- Frexit: Macron admits France would vote to leave EU if country held referendum
- Austria's coalition with far right party to take back control from Brussels and resist EU centralisation
- Why has Germany been without a government for 4 months?
- Legal cases made by EU against Hungary, Poland and Czech Republic for not taking in refugees
Also See: The Truth Perspective: Weapons of Mass Migration: Interview with Michael Springmann on Europe's Migrant Crisis