After years of negotiations, the European Parliament voted to accept the resolutions on the Union’s migration policy reform earlier this month. What came to be known as ‘the migration pact’ calls on all Member States to relocate asylum seekers so that they are more proportionally distributed, and thus certain Member States do not have to deal with disproportionate migratory pressure. Members of the EU, as per the resolution, will also have to pay compensation to states that are disproportionately affected by migration.
Evidently, this resolution did not sit well with…
