Thank you.
We've listened to the Bulgarians who wanted to put up a wall, although the Bulgarian ambassador assured me it was a fence. Denmark had talked about reinstituting border security, returning to border security. I've talked to British members of Parliament, and they've said that this migration problem is one of the many reasons for Brexit.
In the case of the Germans, of course Dr. Merkel said she welcomed all kinds of people. Then of course there are stories in the media today that one of her partners in the coalition went too far to the right and was just saying no, that they don't want anybody. That had an effect on the Bavarian elections.
There is obviously a dispute in many different ways among the member states. My question is this: to create European policy, how is the EU dealing with these differences, most of which are negative?