Yes, its necessary to balance out high migrant pressure in countries like Italy and Greece while other countries take in no immigrants. This is more humanitarian and efficient option.
@952R2DS2yrs2Y
Sweden will benefit from immigration. The question is more a matter of what will benefit both Sweden and the immigrants themselves and seek the balance the moves Sweden forward.
@94B7KBGSweden Democrats2yrs2Y
States should choose themselves
@92LTN7G2yrs2Y
No, the EU should not decide how many migrants a country should or shouldn’t take.
@8XPWNCQ2yrs2Y
Yes, but add education level, or employment history, as a separate criteria/quota.
@8RZ8XRYSweden Democrats3yrs3Y
Sweden should decide immigration to Sweden
@8QQQLJBSweden Democrats3yrs3Y
Countries should decide for themselves and the EU should keep out of how many migrants come to each member state.
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@ThomasJ2492yrs2Y
No, individual countries should decide.
@tomjolly662yrs2Y
No, it should be up to each country.
Deleted3yrs3Y
No, it should be up to individual nations.
@4SNPK4B3yrs3Y
This question is ambiguous, it might be asking about requiring countries to allow in a certain minimum amount of migrants, or a certain maximum amount. I am in general in favor of removing barriers to migration.
@vayect3yrs3Y
Yes, as long as it is a reasonable amount
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Each country should decide for themselves.
@7TBHR2C3yrs3Y
No, this could decrease the number of immigrants allowed into the country
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