Western European Migrant Crisis Analysis

Everyday, thousands of migrants and refugees from Eastern Europe flood into western European countries. Most of these invaded countries, such as Hungary, Italy, and many others can not easily accommodate the migrants’ simple plea for help. The sudden influx of individuals and families flowing across borders from war torn countries is causing tension and unrest among all affected countries. Although some of the unaffected countries may not think much of the migrant problem, recently released statistics show that it could prove to be a bigger problem than they believe. The negative effects on the economy, nationalistic moral, and the new creation of policies by western European governments support the claim that the increasing amount of immigrants flooding into European countries is having a negative effect.
As the number of migrants entering western European countries increases, the economy of these affected countries begins to feel the effects and suffer as a result of the sudden increase in population. Some people believe that problems in Europe will not affect …show more content…
With the toll on the economy as well as the effects the migrant crisis is having on native citizens, it is no mystery that something needs to be done about this problem. The problem may currently be localized in western European countries, but who is to say that it won’t seep into other countries or even effect the economy of other countries? The current problems faced by the majority of these effected countries are just a few dominoes precariously placed in a long sequence, just waiting for that little push to really get the reaction into motion. With more information about the migrant problem circling about every day, only time will tell how this situation will play out for the western European countries and possibly the rest of the