The debate over European Union
migrant quotas has become more heated with the Commission deputy chief
saying it is ‘unacceptable’ for EU states to reject the system.
Speaking in Strasbourg Frans Timmermans defended the Commission’s proposal to relocate 20,000 asylum seekers across the European Union.
“I know these are challenging proposals. I know they will prompt debates and controversy in member states but it is really not acceptable for people around the EU to say ‘stop the drowning’ and at the same time to say, ‘but don’t bring the people here’,” Timmermans said.
Source: Euronews
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