Migrants go home: This man believes he has a plan to solve the refugee crisis in the EU -- RT World News

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

56% : In the next fifty years, the focus should shift to addressing non-assimilated citizens who were naturalized without integrating and who have formed parallel societies.
53% : In reality, non-European immigration, particularly from North Africa and Arab countries, has been shown to increase the need for skilled labor rather than alleviating it, while also placing significant burdens on healthcare and education systems.
51% : I believe the term "remigration" is becoming increasingly normalized, partly due to its use by Trump and the migration policy shifts in Canada and England.
50% : This applies particularly to those from non-European countries who engaged in asylum shopping or economic migration through safe third states.

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