Denmark Urges EU to Scrutinise Spain’s Migrants' Regularisation Plan
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Some of the toughest leaders in immigration put Sanchez on the target, and the Czech Prime Minister even aired the theory that regularization seeks to keep the socialist in power
Denmark urges EU to scrutinise Spain’s migrants' regularisation plan
Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen accused Madrid of doing “almost the exact opposite” of that adopted by other EU countries, intensifying tensions with her fellow Socialist, Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez.
The crisis in Ceuta and border management take place during the second day of the European Council summit.
Czech ultra-rightist prime minister talks about politicians “able to replace the population with migrants just to be in those positions”
The Prime Ministers of the Czech Republic, Austria and Denmark have charged this Friday against Spain's migration policy, with criticism of the decisions of the Executive of Pedro Sánchez and warnings about their consequences for the whole of the European Union, while calling for new measures to curb irregular entries and move towards a more restrictive common strategy across the EU.
Czech Babis accuses Sánchez of "replacing the population for migrants" to stay in power, while Austrian Stocker warns of the "called effect" of regularization. More information: Von der Leyen insists on claiming Sánchez the "fast return" to Morocco of the migrants who are still in Ceuta
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