Bosniak and Bosnian Serb leaders united to expel migrants from BiH
Serbian member of the BiH Presidency Milorad Dodik supported the position of the country's security minister, Bosniak Fahrudin Radoncic, who said that he would start a campaign to expel the 6-7 thousand migrants who settled in the confederation.
This was reported by Balkan media, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
Illegals in BiH
“A similar voice came from Sarajevo, and from the person who is responsible for this (security and migration - ed.),” Milorad Dodik commented on the position of Fahrudin Radoncic. “Yes, this is not a humanitarian problem, this is a security problem, and if anyone remembers this now, I talked about this earlier.”
The leader of the Bosnian Serbs expressed confidence that BiH should not pay for the agreement on migrants between the EU and Turkey (Brussels returns illegal migrants from Arab countries, Africa, Afghanistan, Pakistan and Bangladesh to Ankara - in return it accepts refugees from Syria), and the European side should do them yourself.
“We cannot cope with 6-7 thousand migrants on top of the problems that we already have,” noted the Serbian member of the Presidium of BiH.
Earlier, BiH Security Minister Fahrudin Radoncic announced that he would launch a “legal campaign to prepare a plan for the repatriation and expulsion” of illegal immigrants.
“Many people thought that this was a humanitarian problem, finally everyone realized that this is a security problem, and this country cannot process seven to eight thousand migrants,” the minister said. – We are not talking about war refugees, but about illegal economic migrants from Pakistan, Afghanistan and many countries that are richer than BiH. We must move this economic, social and cultural ballast outside our doors.”
Fakhrudin Radoncic and Milorad Dodik
Radoncic also asked the EU not to give Bosnia and Herzegovina “lessons of humanity,” but to create “humane” centers on its territory, which the Bosnian side will always help to reach with “the cleanest trains and buses.”
Bosniak and Bosnian Serb leaders unite to expel migrants from BiH