We could always be a depopulated folk museum while teh rest of the world prospers
I assume you're referring to the threat that Poland could either leave the EU, be expelled from the EU or be hit with financial penalties they don't accept certain migrant quotas ?
Any scenario where Poland loses access to EU funds would be terrible for the country but.........the EU cannot make rules up as it goes along.
Is there any type of "EU constitution" that states each member state has a legal obligation to take in foreign migrants ? I don't mean refugees, I mean people who are travelling (without paperwork) to seek a better and easier life and bypassing the established immigration system to get what they want.
The EU cannot be allowed to sweep the distinction between refugees and migrants under the carpet as that distinction is integral to whether countries are forced to accept foreigners into their lands.
If anyone is more au fait with EU law then I would love to see where it says that member states HAVE to take in migrants. I would also like to see exactly how the EU are deciding on whether someone is a refugee/asylum seeker or migrant.
The worrying thing is that the EU seem to be making the rules up as they go along and being part of this "club" with it's rolling requirements cannot be good for any member state.