Our orderly system is the envy of much of the world, especially European countries

[barryqwalsh]

The remaining refugees on Nauru and Manus Island need to be resettled. Activists arguing for the government to abandon offshore processing and safe turnbacks, however, are badly out of step with the importance of border protection and maintaining the integrity of official immigration and refugee programs that are settling people in dire need in large numbers in Australia. Our orderly system, however, is the envy of much of the world, especially European countries. Any return to the chaos that brought about 1200 deaths at sea, in which 800 people-smugglers’ vessels brought more than 50,000 asylum-seekers Australia’s way, would be untenable.


http://www.theaustralian.com.au/opi...d/news-story/93b290479b1d2121e6a62d86b592660c

 

[barryqwalsh]

Both Presidential candidates could learn from Australia.

 

[cnelsen]

The remaining refugees on Nauru and Manus Island need to be resettled. Activists arguing for the government to abandon offshore processing and safe turnbacks, however, are badly out of step with the importance of border protection and maintaining the integrity of official immigration and refugee programs that are settling people in dire need in large numbers in Australia. Our orderly system, however, is the envy of much of the world, especially European countries. Any return to the chaos that brought about 1200 deaths at sea, in which 800 people-smugglers’ vessels brought more than 50,000 asylum-seekers Australia’s way, would be untenable.


http://www.theaustralian.com.au/opi...d/news-story/93b290479b1d2121e6a62d86b592660c

Our system isn't the envy of Japan. or CHina. Or India. Or Mexico. Only the place where the work of George Soros has been even more destructive than it has been here: Europe.

 

[barryqwalsh]

In Denmark, policies aimed at deterring the arrival of asylum seekers -- by making the country less hospitable -- appear to be working. And yet that slowing hasn't stopped the country from turning more to the right, in a dramatic reaction to the Middle East migration crisis.


Anti-migrant sentiment lifts Denmark’s right-wing

 

[barryqwalsh]

In Denmark, policies aimed at deterring the arrival of asylum seekers -- by making the country less hospitable -- appear to be working. And yet that slowing hasn't stopped the country from turning more to the right, in a dramatic reaction to the Middle East migration crisis.


Anti-migrant sentiment lifts Denmark’s right-wing

While Malcolm Brabant is a very left-wing journalist, it is still a very interesting report.

If the European Union is unwilling to tackle the issue of immigration, Denmark may also vote to leave the EU

 

[cnelsen]

In Denmark, policies aimed at deterring the arrival of asylum seekers -- by making the country less hospitable -- appear to be working. And yet that slowing hasn't stopped the country from turning more to the right, in a dramatic reaction to the Middle East migration crisis.


Anti-migrant sentiment lifts Denmark’s right-wing

While Malcolm Brabant is a very left-wing journalist, it is still a very interesting report.

If the European Union is unwilling to tackle the issue of immigration, Denmark may also vote to leave the EU

Once again, lovely, sturdy, little Denmark reveals itself as the Backbone of Europe.

There are only five million people in Denmark, but it has its own language, its own literature, culture... All that is slated for annihilation by that crawling evil, George Soros. There are cities in China you've never heard of with twice the population of the entire country of Denmark. The Chinese could send two Chinese for every Dane to Denmark tomorrow and it wouldn't even register in their economic data. The world would gain nothing, but lose something irreplaceable and beautiful. And Africa will have four times the population of China by the end of this century.

Will there be a Denmark?

 

[Unkotare]

In Denmark, policies aimed at deterring the arrival of asylum seekers -- by making the country less hospitable -- appear to be working. And yet that slowing hasn't stopped the country from turning more to the right, in a dramatic reaction to the Middle East migration crisis.


Anti-migrant sentiment lifts Denmark’s right-wing

While Malcolm Brabant is a very left-wing journalist, it is still a very interesting report.

If the European Union is unwilling to tackle the issue of immigration, Denmark may also vote to leave the EU

Once again, lovely, sturdy, little Denmark reveals itself as the Backbone of Europe.

There are only five million people in Denmark, but it has its own language, its own literature, culture... All that is slated for annihilation by that crawling evil, George Soros. There are cities in China you've never heard of with twice the population of the entire country of Denmark. The Chinese could send two Chinese for every Dane to Denmark tomorrow and it wouldn't even register in their economic data. The world would gain nothing, but lose something irreplaceable and beautiful. And Africa will have four times the population of China by the end of this century.

Will there be a Denmark?

Africa is a continent; a huge one. China is a country. And how do you know what cities anyone here has or has not heard of?