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| Denmark Parties: Turn Asylum Seekers Back At The Airport |
| 2014-10-13 |
| [BREITBART] Two opposition parties in Denmark's parliament have come together to express their opposition to the Government's policies on accepting refugees from abroad, demanding that rather than greeting them with open arms the Nordic nation sends them back. Think of that! They don't want their country colonized anymore. Denmark's government has just revised the number of migrants expected to arrive in the country from 10,000 to 20,000 for this year, a significant amount for a country with a population smaller than London, reports theLocal.dk. The change sparked the counter-proposals from the two parties, who oppose what they see as mismanagement by the nation's ruling Social Democrat party. One of the groups involved is the Danish People's Party, who campaign on a platform to protect Denmark's traditions, monarchy, and church. The party believes taking away the right to residence is the key to discouraging the influx of people from war zones in Africa and the Middle East. A front man said: "I think that with one stroke, this would make Denmark incredibly uninteresting for asylum seekers and therefore believe that the asylum figures would plummet when they can't receive a residence permit in Denmark". The Liberal Alliance, who also support restricting refugees access to Denmark are a new Libertarian party founded in 2007. Although they only have nine members of parliament, they have shown no restraint in calling for change, saying the most efficient use of Danish taxpayer krone is to set up refugee camps closer to their nations of origin: "Figuratively speaking, they should be turned around at the airport, put on a plane and sent to a refugee camp in the area of where they came from". |
| Posted by:Fred |
| #1 Asylum should only be accepted iof the traveler can prove Denmark was the first safe country they landed in. Otherwise they're migrants abusing asylum. |
| Posted by: Bright Pebbles 2014-10-13 15:37 |