Thank you, I’ve updated

Hi Jeff,

Yes, Iceland Air flights could be affected as they also use Groundforce as their official ground/baggage handling agent at Barcelona-El Prat.
Flights could suffer delays and have issues with baggage.

Kind regards

Although there are ‘Vacancies’ in the EU, useful talents and language skills, and an ability to fit in with European Society are needed, if a Migrant is to be Integrated.

Integration is most important to the future of each Migrant and to the Host Society.

To simply move countries without integration occurring means a life doomed to live in a refugee sub-culture, in a Ghetto where they exchange the problems of the ‘old poverty’ that they escaped from to the ‘new poverty’ of never fitting in.

Just think of the periphery of Slum Ghettos, the banlieues, surrounding Greater Paris, where poor people or minority groups live uneasily together, witnessing the wonders of Europe in the 21st Century, but mostly unable to participate!

So how can the EU deal with the numbers of young people who want to enter?

Maybe by stealing a Trick from the Ancient Romans, who knew a thing or too about managing an enlarging Empire while creating paths towards Citizenship.

Like Ancient Rome, Europe has a problem on its periphery.
The Romans had the long running Bella Germanica (Germanic Wars) to contend with.
Europe has the Russian ‘Special Operation’ on its stoop.
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Ancient Rome offered Citizenship to foreigners who served in its Army, along with their wives and children.
Europe could emulate that example, by offering Citizenship to those who serve in the Ukraine.

The Deal is simple.
The Benefits are many.
Europe preserves its boundaries and eliminates threats and gets an integrated people.

Intending Migrants get to experience fighting for their Dream.
They get to really understand what European Freedom is about.
More importantly they will understand the European Ideal, probably better than most natural born Citizens will ever get to know.

Joe

Iv’e been in Spain 25 years and never known any “Brit” getting any of those benefits unless they have been working and paid their Social Security in full. I have claimed once for unemployment in the past and only received it for 6 months then it stopped; that was plenty of time to secure a new job.

Hi Wendy
We’re putting it on the front page of our paper edition this week. He’s a brave, good-hearted lad!! The paper edition will be out on Thursday.
We would also love to update our readers on his progress, so keep in touch, won’t you!!
I’ll send my email and phone number to the website.
Adam (Euro Weekly)

Same here. Expect nothing, get nothing. Works for me.