the eastern european countries refuse any kind of burden sharing. , many other european prime ministers will pander to other european prime ministers will panderto their other european prime ministers will pander to their right—wing parties. and far right parties. that is getting to the horrors of it. above the mechanics of the problem, this is the next essential crisis with the eu. -- is the next essential crisis with the eu. —— getting to the heart of the eu. —— getting to the heart of the problem. they wanted to get rid of national governments which could conceivably be seized by populist mobs, that was, european countries have this rather terrible history of electing the wrong people come hitler, mussolini. the idea of this benign oligarchy in brussels was that the accountable democratic national governments would lose a great deal of their power and self—determination. this is how think, adsense to make a homogenous entity as of the eu is smashing. —— attempt to homogenise. trying to impose a universal fiscal system on europe, that might have be

it doesn't mean that the eastern european countries so the vision for our country has been particularly didn't come it doesn't really mean very much because they don't participate in future migration policy anyway they might get try to block certain solutions but they don't really have anything to contribute and in particularly they're not willing to take any migrants in so then not really players in the game some other smaller countries didn't come because they hardly have any migrants there are not really concerned portugal cyprus for instance and so everybody is that the table in brussels who does have people or who has people who is a transit country and who is interested and gets a participant in a common solution and this is an american center trying to prepare the ground for the biggest solution that needs to be found next week and it is a very difficult very fraught meeting because the differences between the countries and the national it gets his and that sort of clash here are considerable well barbara you mentioned these differences within the different countries can you outl

for eastern european countries have put up strong opposition to the european union's migration policy hungary's prime minister viktor orban is fiercely against any plan to redistribute asylum seekers across all e.u. countries now at the height of the migration crisis back in two thousand and fifteen he had a razor wire fence built along hungary's border with serbia new arrivals have since slowed to a trickle but the high security barrier remains in place you wus funny for char has more barbed wire detectors border patrols hungary's answer to the migration crisis since twenty fifteen journalists are not welcome to film at the border of the serbia this is just closest we could get you can see this fence it's one of the most fortified and have any god that in europe it's like a sealed fortress the methodists clear keep migrants out what does this fence mean to people on both sides of the border i'm meeting t.v. i could watch a private lawyer for migrants under a new home getting a law people who help migrants can be prosecuted kenya considers to work essential . these migrants want someo

chinese,ch, german, eastern european, mexican, vietnamese, persian, syrian. we fret over language even though studies show second-generation americans are fully engaged legally and third generation american speak nothing of their old tongue. in our current debate, immigrant south of the border carry such worrisome traits as strong in the faith, close-knit families, hard-working, and small business entrepreneurs. as a conservative, it sounds like the things i stand for. as an american, it sounds a lot like the america i thought for. -- i thought for. -- i fought for. 30% of the soldiers i lost in iraq were immigrants or had immigrating parents. one earned his citizenship posthumously. and our nation has ever sustained by immigrants defending the newfound freedom, we must reject a dangerous proposal creeping into the immigration measures on this floor, namely that nonpermanent residents, can earn a residency, earn a residency by military service. we long accommodated permanent residents to earn their citizenship but to place people with no status or allegiance

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local people live alongside eastern europeans. hour, and they work seven days a week, and the carwashes are open until7:00pm, 8:00pm, even on a sunday. it's not because they're bad people. i think it's because they don't get the money they should. so what will change for them with brexit? some of them could be changes for the better. but then some of them could make things worse than what they already are. forjake, the future is more certain. an apprentice with an offshore wind company, the danish business is investing for the next 20 years. my grandad has been offshore a lot of of his life, but he was a fisherman. renewables is the way to go forward. it's going to be around for many years. i'm hoping to stay as long as i can in the renewables sector. i know it's going to set me up for life. beyond grimsby is hull. the university is waiting for deals to be done with the eu. after brexit, the eu plans to double the amount of money it spends on programmes like student exchanges. the idea is to build a stronger european identity. but

option would be to finally be able to convince the other countries or at least you know the eastern european countries to take in refugees so to have a system that redistributes migrants fairly across the european union that we've had her fighting for that ever since the heights of the migration crisis at the end of two thousand and fifteen so we know this is not going to happen anytime soon so that means we're stuck with the so-called dublin system that's been in force for many years now and many agree it doesn't work and we have a little explainer to show you what the dublin system exactly stands for under the so-called dublin rules asylum seekers must be processed in the country whether first arrived assuming the migrants are crossing the mediterranean sea greece and italy has seen the biggest influx of people even if the migrant wants to get to another country like germany france and sweden under the dublin rules they can be returned to their face country of entry not fair so you're right in athens. italy is made clear it's ready to battle brussels until all member states have responsibi

and france has dug out a new trench and there are really a lot of trenches for example between eastern european countries like hungry and western european countries like germany and then you have within the german coalition neutral side and now you have this it's a sow's you this is the most contentious issue in the european union and if there is a topic that has the potential to blow up the european union it's that one. that was max hoffman deporting from paris let me now bring you have to do it for some other stories making news around the. afghan defense ministry says a u.s. drone strike has killed the leader of pakistan started by. now pakistan's most wanted militant he's notorious for ordering the country's was to have a school shooting and the attempted assassination of nobel prize winner malala yousafzai. a journalist and editor who's also worked for deja vu has been shot dead an indian administered kashmir along with his two bodyguards shoot job because he was the editor of the moderate newspaper rise in kashmir police say assailants came on motorbikes and fired a volley of bullets at h

of course we've seen the group off the vicious graph the four eastern european countries who work together rather often in the european union context meet in hungary and say we will in any case not appear at the summit we don't even want to talk about migration any more however we need to know phil that they have been particularly been invited this was initially a meeting of countries that grapple with the fallout of political or a factual on the ground of migrants coming to still coming to europe in relatively large numbers and so it's italy spain germany france and some others and the country sort of making another piece of political theater and there we will sort of not come because we don't want to the issue to be talked about in those terms it doesn't mean anything if they want to come they can the doors are open that's what everybody agreed on on sunday everybody can come but nobody nobody is excluded but the vision just sort of beginning themselves up and trying to strengthen their position and just making more political noise and time migration so simon young given all this politic

for eastern european member states are boycotting the brussels meeting their leaders also don't think much of reimposed german borders within the e.u. . they were going to get around to. very thought of preventing illegal migrants from entering e.u. territory has to be done at the coast of europe or at the coast of libya not inside the schengen area which. otherwise the whole singing area would break up saying. that's a view shared by austria which is about to take over the use rotating presidency and with which germany could soon have a hard border again. but this is ridiculous i think it's important that we no longer primarily fight about the distribution of migrants within the european union . but instead focus on securing our outer borders together. but beyond beefing up the use external border security member states don't agree on much concerning migrants and even france merkel's closest european allies is warning that the block could potentially break apart over this issue. did have used chief political editor of misallocation or traveled with the chancellor on her trip to jorda

eastern european countries don't want to take in refugees because italy wants to take on more and more debt to do with how would you describe the current state of europe. as a. country you don't accept the way that you have framed the question that one country doesn't want to settle or does not want that italy wants to borrow more money while the poles don't want to refugees when they discover that it's happening man shows he said ms no we have to go beyond the symptoms and look at the basic issues. take the so-called refugee question before we do with refugees states. presupposes that we should adopt a common asylum and refugee policy in europe just we don't have one country does as it likes it was of the unit so it doesn't work. either you know what you have just far as the italians and debt are concerned it's test to talk about nation states and their budgets in the context of a common market and a common currency that you know we have not yet learned or don't want to learn and we no longer have nation states that have distinct economies that's especially true in germany a world cha

he was 34% eastern european.ancestry, soon learned that one of our ancestors we thought was italian was eastern european. this is my ancestor who i didn't know about. he looks a little bit like me, yes. ancestry has many paths to discovering your story. get started for free at ancestry.com >>> the department of defense announced it received a request from homeland security to house and care for an alien population family of up to 12,000 people. there is no word of a specific timeline but one will be developed. that follows a judge last night throwing a wrench into the reunification process already marked by confusion. the jung orddge ordered the govt to reunify children under 5 with parents within two weeks and those over 5 within 30 days. it is not clear if more kids are entering the system each day because hhs which is responsible for the kids hasn't given clear answers. listen to the conference call health & human services had yesterday. spoiler alert, it didn't go well. >> i'm wondering if you're still receiv

parliamentary elections point to a major win for the country's right wing opposition the south eastern european country which used to be part of the former yugoslavia has been led by a center left government for them the democratic party is strong showing is a blow to the party led by younis young one close to a quarter of the votes of to come paining on an anti immigrant platform outgoing outgoing prime minister came in at third place with ten percent of the vote. is no go to the slovenian capital of libya now with few for. where mr bowen excuse me i'm sorry of struggling with your name is joining us there for us so young as young as democratic party will have to find partners to form a government how likely is that and where is slovenia headed. well that is very open to the hour because it is clear that slovenia has shifted to the right with the conservative as the as party of winning nearly twenty five percent of the votes but it is not at all clear if that translate all translates also in the majority of seats in the parliament for the time being that would include even small parties like v

really other countries why bring the position has one parliamentary elections now the south eastern european country which used to be part of the former yugoslavia has been led by a center left government for them the democratic party's strong showing is a blow to the party led by yes young one just over a quarter of the votes have to come painting on an anti immigrant platform outgoing prime minister nero's there are came in fourth place. no go to the slovenian capital of libya nowhere fight with brown is joining us so can you tell us who younis yasha is i mean we know he's the leader of the right wing democratic party but what else can be said of him. he's a long serving leader twenty five years already he was twice prime minister and you probably described him best as a conservative turned populist that's at least hold what he designed to come pain based on the slogans in your first and based on the massive campaign against immigration not that slovenia would have any problem with immigration there are only a couple of hundreds every year here in this small country but young took the popu

be rid of them in a sense but that is so contentious because as we hear again and again the eastern european countries don't want to take anybody in and not many countries are willing to sort of participate in this complicated quota system that there's no real chance that this solution is going to come in the near future. well italy is of course one of the so-called frontier countries the first port of entry for many migrants they want to come up with a new plan and how to deal with the migration crisis just what is the new government and broke proposing. we don't know exactly but we know one thing that's in the plan of course because italy is presenting this here today at this meeting for the first time one thing is clear it's a he does not want to be frontier country anymore it's the ones to scrap the principle of the country of first entry the puerto first entry and they went to because they stress the whole of the european union is responsible for the migrants so what they want is some sort of immediate redistribution of all incomers now how that is going to function nobody knows and als

would support the german ideas of german french ideas and that is not the case this time with eastern europeans challenging her idea that refugees should be relocated that solidarity the principle of solidarity should be a tear or two but apart from that of course other states are aware of of interest see clearly one diplomat said it is not in the italian interest that there is a european crisis with a german government a crisis what's taking friendly fire from a coalition partner and so some say that she might well get back with some results to show for. a correspondent at that e.u. summit in brussels tonight thank you as we mentioned earlier the pressure on german chancellor angela merkel to deliver the summit is huge here in germany she's facing a revolt from within her own ranks over her domestic migration policies earlier today merkel defended her policy before the german parliament she insisted that the country has made progress since that mass influx of asylum seekers back in two thousand and fifteen chances rejection of calls from her bavarian sister party the c.s.u. to turn away refuge

that's the vision group the group of the eastern european four which is not an unusual thing they always hold sort of separate meetings before the e.u. meetings however they made a point of saying we're not counting. they haven't even been invited terry so this is a piece of political theater and some grandstanding that trying to participate in a game that isn't really about them but that is mainly about france and germany because in london the crown was one of the few or european leaders sort of heavy angular markets back and of course the reception countries in particular italy they want to get rid of migrants they want to hand over to europe and then before they say we can process for the numbers of incoming and people and the other side i'm going to marco's under pressure to sort of give people and push people back to them so how can that be brought together nobody knows so there clearly divisions there in the e.u. we've all known that but the big question how likely is it that the e.u. can agree on a migration policy that will allow the chancellor here in germany to keep her governm

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part was not really address we still have a deadlock there because of hungary and poland some eastern european countries that categorically refuse to take in migrants tell us more about these receptions than just for asylum seekers are we talking about detention camps in the e.u. . if we talk about those on the e.u. side may be something that comes close call talked about close facilities so people wouldn't be able to leave those camps or reception centers or whatever the wording is for that until it's clear if they have the right to asylum so there would be sort of a separation with the attempt to send back those economic migrants that don't have the right to stay in the european union as fast as possible. another point that is especially important for the german chancellor is that asylum seeker should not be afraid to move between member states a point that you highlighted there. did she get what she wanted in that regard. she got she got a paragraph that comes very close that says that's secondary migration because that's what it's called when migrants make it to the e.u. but then move on t

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we have these big differences western european countries and eastern european countries, and we have also difficulties especially with italy with the new government not willing to accept, for example, the migrants, which, because of the dublin agreement, should go back to italy. card, if wetional .an use this expression it plays a very great role nowadays. peter: absolutely. i wonder what the new right one. awrote down a quote from bavarian conservative. he called this week -- he described this as the end of the era of orderly multilateralism. translated -- and this is not just semantics -- that seems to mean what he is propagating is the beginning of an era of un-orderly unilateralism. that is a sea change. that is a move away from postwar consensus, liberal values-based politics. think he means, meant, though it is difficult to say -- what i think he meant was europe, the idea that europe moves so to speak in lockstep. it is obvious that is not the case. no one wants to join the euro zone anymore, because they have seen what happens to greece, and the hungarians are leading ever fa

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going to be the leading theme and with a very diametrically opposed views across the table with eastern european countries saying that they do not want to be involved in any voluntary scheme to share the burden of migration rescue at sea in the mediterranean or overland passage from asia. mostly western and southern european nations saying that solidarity and collective action is the only way there isn't any. readily understandable counterproposal to that form of action at the moment coming from the right wing governments who say we need to think of something else there are vague ideas of camps in africa and libya in the middle east there are ideas about putting people in camps in undesirable countries quote unquote undesirable areas of europe that was a danish proposal all of this is very difficult to understand how it would work specifically so i suppose this is the debate this is the headwind the volunteer nations are going into tomorrow thank you very much. who are expecting the m.v. lifeline ship with over two hundred migrants refugees on board to dock very shortly . defending champions ger

with eastern european members growing frustrated with brussels borders and the establishment put off by the eastern politician's behavior in particular with hungary's migration and political decisions is there room in the union for several political divisions the party should figure out a way to balance national and continental interests or does the e.u. risk being torn apart by the east west confrontation with their staff so it's really good to have you again on our program welcome back it's why on earth set out a map here there are tensions between hungary and ukraine over their rights of the ethnic and variance in the west and you have said that ukraine step hungary in the back what is your reaction going to be hungary is reaction. well you know hungary was maybe the loudest supporter within the european union to the ukrainians to get the visa free regime. through the grayness. agreement come into force and unfortunately a couple of days after that there was a regulation passed in the ukrainian parliament which always the rights of the hunger ians obviously when it comes to educati

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for eastern european member states are boycotting the brussels meeting. their leaders a a also not thinking much of her imposed german borders within the eu. preventing illegal migrants from entering eu territory has to be done at the coast of europe or at the coast of libya, not inside the schengen area. otherwise, the whole schengen area will break up. that is a view shared by austria, which is about to take over the eu's presidency. with which, germany can soon have a hard border again. i think it is important that we no longer primarily fight about the distribution of migrants within the european union, but instead focus on securing our outer borders together. but, beyond beefing up the eu's external border security, member states do not agree on much concerning migrants. even france, merkel's closest ally, is warning that the block to break apart over this issue. >> our chief political editor chad looked -- editor traveled with the chancellor. how under pressure to the chancellor seem on this trip? >> she is good at being business as usual. she has b

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you know we are absolutely interested in the unity of the european union so we oppose all kind of comparison you were like western and eastern members of the of the european union because european union must show unity. if you put into consideration why poland and why hungary are on their deuce constant torture let's put it this way well it's obvious we have the two strongest governments in the european union and the two countries there are a one party government has received. from the people to govern the country we have politically absolutely stable systems and you know many times it's not life by the to two it's in brussels definitely on the other hand you know there's a big debate in the european union but there are two to go through learned to reform the realistic way the further away stick way would end up in the united states or europe which we oppose our fiscal control. unified budget more integration that's what france and germany what you have i think it's a it's a viable you know. our position is that european union can only be strong if there are strong member states so we don't think that the concept of we can.