Both countries have ignored EU proposals to relocate 160,000 Muslim freeloaders posing as refugees, and the rest of the bloc is set to take action to ensure they share the burden. A host of EU countries will demand that Poland and Hungary accept their quota of Muslim migrants as set by Brussels, or face being booted out of the crumbling EU bloc.
UK Express Poland has ignored criticism from the European Commission over its handling of the migrant crisis and last week Beata Szydlo, the country’s prime minister, criticised EU plans for a “two-speed” Europe which would allow more powerful members to develop faster than their poorer neighbours.
Meanwhile, Hungary has pushed back against the centralisation of powers in Brussels and eurosceptic leader Viktor Orban called for the country’s borders to be closed during the height of the 2015 migrant crisis.
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UK Express Poland has ignored criticism from the European Commission over its handling of the migrant crisis and last week Beata Szydlo, the country’s prime minister, criticised EU plans for a “two-speed” Europe which would allow more powerful members to develop faster than their poorer neighbours.
