The major issue of the immigration was spoken by the Deputy Minister of Migration and Asylum and a member of Chania of the New Democracy, Sevi Voloudakis.
Ms Voloudakis described – during her presence on SKAI – the situation with the uncontrolled migratory flows to Crete, clarifying that the prime minister’s decisions are such that they send the message that our country is not going to operate with the logic of the open borders.
“Until now, structures with temporary hosts could respond. But what is happening now is unprecedented. The government has proceeded with a draft law that will be consulted, which provides that the rejection of an asylum application implies detention, “said Ms Voloudakis.
In the creation of a closed detention structure in Crete, Ms Voloudakis said: “At this stage a closed detention structure will become a second. Those who come with floats in Crete will not apply for asylum for three months, will be held and returned to their countries. There will be no other choice. Most are from countries that have no war, such as Egypt and Bangladesh. There are transnational agreements for legal immigrants, not the illegal. “
The Deputy Minister of Migration described the problem as European rather than national, noting that “the European Union must also be active in this conversation. At the moment it is the most serious problem and we are not going to sit down to look. If these people know that they will come here and the conditions will not be the ones who promise them, then they are not going to try it, it will work deterrent. At the same time, the empowerment of the Coast Guard, which has taken too much, will also work deterrent. “
“We have no evidence from where they come from, but a recording process is followed that we find it mainly from Egypt, Bangladesh, Sudan, Pakistan, Somalia. As for women and children it is obvious that there will be a different treatment. Everyone is recorded, fingerprints are taken, there are files, and so the process of removing them is rolling slower, ”said Mrs Voloudakis elsewhere.
Referring to the Cretans’ reactions to the creation of a structure, Ms Voloudakis said it is reasonable, but “the prime minister has made the decision to become the permanent detention structure. But everything should be done in a legal way and not as it evolves today. Most are economic immigrants and Europe cannot solve the problem of each country. Yes, Europe is tolerant, but legally. We are not the logic of the open borders, we are not “open and wait for you”.
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