Brussels is set to tap its
an asylum in a move that is likely to
give
Prime Minister David Camm
headache the EU decides who is
responsible for a refugee based on
something called the Dublin regulation
which the European Commission is set to
scrap in March just as the Berg's at
campaign will be heating up what do the
rules say currently the law is pretty
simple refugees as opposed to apply for
asylum in the first safe country they
get to and that country is then
responsible for processing the
application if your FG pops up in a
separate country having already applied
for asylum and another he can quickly be
sent back to the first country but what
has gone wrong with this the dublin vol
heats pressure on the country's at US
borders especially Greece in Italy more
than 1 million people have passed
through the two countries in 2015 on
their way to Northern Europe bustles is
set to scrap this first country of entry
principle and instead up to share our
applications more evenly but why does
this affect Britain the UK is allowed to
pick and choose which EU migration rules
are divided by Britain has opted into
the Dublin regulation partly because it
allows us to deport asylum see because
if they've been registered in another
country this is an ability that the
government is keen to keep the muscles
is like to propose a refugee sharing
scheme in place to the current dublin
walls so David Cameron has a choice lose
the ability to port refugees easily
potentially facing taken in extra or try
to fight to find another special deal
for Britain in Brussels in any case the
Prime Minister faces a tough few months