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Latvia may build wall to keep migrants coming from Russia out

Posted by EU Times on Aug 14th, 2015 // 1 Comment

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Latvia may become the next European country to build a wall to keep out illegal immigrants.

Although, what might surprise you, is that this wall is planned to be put up on the Latvian-Russian border – and it’s to keep out illegal immigrants from Central and Far East Asia.

What might not surprise you though, is that Latvia is not the target destination of these illegal immigrants – they are using the country as a bridge to Scandinavia; just as they used Russia as a bridge to Europe.

Minister Rihards Kozlovskis told Latvian TV that the project would take “four years and 17 million euros in order to fence itself off from Russia via a wall.”

According to Radio Poland, 239 illegal immigrants have been apprehended by Latvian border patrol since January 2015, the majority of them came from Vietnam.

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One Response to " Latvia may build wall to keep migrants coming from Russia out "

Defiant says:

15/08/2015 at 11:38

To keep out a few hundred Russians, lol such a bad PR fail, they should embrace them since latvians are dying out, lieterally, since the dissolution of the Soviet-Union their numbers went down from 2.6 to 1.22million, it seems globalism and crony capitalism didnt quite work for them.

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