Germany is expected to take in 800,000 immigrants this year. The EU wants ALL nation states to do their part in helping tackle the immigrant crises in Europe. Like Germany, many other states are involved - Italy, Sweden, Slovakia and Greece amongst others. However, I am yet to hear of the plans the UK has to do its part in sharing the 'burden' of this collective pan European problem. What plans do the conservatives have to help out with this crises?
I would like the UK to accept the same number of immigrants as Germany. It isn't fair that Germany is taking so many, when there is plenty of space in the UK in which these immigrants can assimilate.
Is the UK really remaining silent?
Does this strengthen the fact that the UK could very well vote to leave the EU should an EU referendum be help within the next two years?