Immigrant World Cup…

At a time when immigration is burning in the EU, players of different backgrounds from the national teams they represent at the World Cup are making impressive appearances! 83 of the 230 players in the 10 European teams have other backgrounds. Belgium, France, England, make the difference in the World Cup. Teams that do well because they rely on great football personalities. Among the players of different origins, culture that, however, based on the good of the country, give everything for success. At the same time, immigration is a key issue on the EU agenda.

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47.8% of the Belgian group consists of immigrant sons, with immigrants making up 12.1% of the country's population! In front is Loukakou, who was shocked by his interview and the message to his grandfather "Your daughter is fine. There are no rats in the apartment. We no longer sleep on the floor. No more stress. We are fine now. They no longer need to check our identities. They know our names… ".

Other European teams in the Mundial, France, Portugal and Switzerland have a similar image. Migrant children constitute the 78.3% of Tricolor and are the ones who have launched the group when all immigrants in the country reach the 7%.

In Switzerland, the figure is huge, reaching 65.2%, when immigrants in the country make up 24%. Of the English team, at least nine of the 23 players were of Caribbean or African descent and the percentage reaches 47.8%. The 39.1% of the German roster are players of a different origin, as are the Portuguese 30.1%.

The Spaniards follow with 17.4%, while the same percentage as the Swedes, while the 13% of the Danish roster consists of players of different origins. Even in Iceland, a country of 330.000 residents the 4% of the roster consists of immigrant children! Overall, 83 of the 230 players from the 10 European teams are immigrants. Looking at the European teams, one would think this side of the Atlantic Ocean is living in a utopia without borders.

But far from the soccer field, the reality is different. European leaders gather in the Belgian capital, Brussels, to discuss immigration, the burning issue, as the European Union tries to keep migrants out, hoping to avoid a repeat of 2015, when hundreds of thousands of asylum seekers Europe.

Italy, the entry point for thousands of African immigrants crossing the Mediterranean Sea in overcrowded boats, is pressuring other European nations to share the burden. Angela Merkel, the German chancellor who is a kind of "mother" to the European family, is under pressure from her government to stop the new arrivals.

After weeks of diplomatic tensions in Germany, Italy and Malta, EU Member States have reached an agreement to set up safe havens in a defined set of countries for processing asylum applications. If the rescued migrants find that they qualify for asylum, they will be resettled in the EU countries that agree to receive them;

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