Kristen Michal: uued sisepiirid Schengeni alal pole Eesti jaoks hea

Kristen Michal: uued sisepiirid Schengeni alal pole Eesti jaoks hea

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Kristen Michal: New internal borders in the Schengen area are not good for Estonia

Kristen Michal kirjutas sotsiaalmeedias. Ta ütles, et Euroopa Liit peab aitama Hispaaniat Ceuta rändekriisiga. .
Michal kirjutas koos teiste Euroopa juhtidega. Nad palusid aidata Ceuta probleemi lahendada. Eesti toetab korralikku rännet, aga .
Peaminister ütles, et on halvad Eestile. " ," kirjutas ta.
Isamaa esimees Urmas Reinsalu arvab teisiti. Ta ütles, et . See aitab .
Reinsalu ütles, et . Eesti . Näiteks saadeti Eesti politsei Lätti appi.
Michal ütles, et Ceuta . Euroopa Liidul on . Uued piirid ei ole Eesti jaoks hea lahendus.
Peaminister rõhutas, et Eesti . Selliste . Reinsalu arvab, et Eesti peaks . Riigid, kes ei kaitse piire, peaksid saama tagajärgi.
Kristen Michal wrote on social media. He said that the European Union must help Spain with the migration crisis in Ceuta. The Schengen area should not fragment.
Michal wrote together with other European leaders. They asked for help to solve the Ceuta problem. Estonia supports proper migration but mass illegal migration must not be allowed.
The Prime Minister said that new internal borders in the Schengen area are bad for Estonia. "Schengen is very important," he wrote.
Isamaa chairman Urmas Reinsalu thinks differently. He said that closing borders may be necessary. It helps stop illegal migration.
Reinsalu said that countries must keep their promises. Estonia helps other countries in border protection. For example, Estonian police were sent to help Latvia.
Michal said that everyone must help in resolving the Ceuta crisis. The European Union has enough resources. New borders are not a good solution for Estonia.
The Prime Minister stressed that Estonia takes illegal migration seriously. Organizers of such migrations will be punished. Reinsalu believes that Estonia should talk with other countries. Countries that do not protect borders should face consequences.