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Inter-institutional row brews on Schengen | Eur

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Inter-institutional row brews on Schengen | EurActiv


Political | 206815 hits | Jun 09 4:15 pm | Posted by: maldonsfecht
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  1. by avatar maldonsfecht
    Sat Jun 09, 2012 11:25 pm
    another chink in the armour of single-nation Europe... good. NEVER devolve powers on border controls and immigration to a central European power. Europe is not homogenous by any stretch of the imagination. European Parliament should not be stronger than any one member nation's sovereign government.

  2. by avatar Brenda
    Sat Jun 09, 2012 11:45 pm
    This unnecessary power game will not achieve the outcome our citizens expect from the Union.
    Having to bail out one of the countries with shitty border protection does that. Don't really think that is what "your citizens" want. Unless of course I am totally off here, and they LOVE paying extra taxes.

    In a Union of states and citizens, it is disturbing to see that national governments seek to exclude the citizens' representatives on matters relating to individual rights.
    In a Union of states and citizens, it is disturbing to see how everything is divided. Individual rights? REALLY???



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