US EditionJD Vance had a point on migration, Denmark’s prime minister warns EU leaders
- Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen acknowledged that U.S. Vice President JD Vance "had a point on migration," acknowledging concerns about mass migration's impact on daily life in Europe.
- Frederiksen sees mass migration as a threat due to its consequences on local communities and the working class, highlighting issues like crime and labor markets.
- Denmark has pursued strict migration policies, including financial incentives for migrants to leave and collaborations for deportation flights.
- Many European citizens expect politicians to take decisive action on migration, which they see as connected to their security concerns.
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