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"I voted in favour of Mrs Gruber’s report.
I welcome the drawing-up of a general framework directive and the directive on the entry conditions for highly skilled workers, the directive on the entry and residence conditions for seasonal workers, and the directive on the entry and residence conditions for remunerated trainees.
It is glaringly obvious that the European Union must lay down precise rules and actively regulate who will be admitted to work in the EU. We all know that Europe is already experiencing a ‘demographic winter’ and urgently requires manpower from non-member countries. However, it is absolutely vital that we admit only skilled labour and I propose that we select professions which are in short supply on the labour market in Europe. We must be consistent in this regard; otherwise if we willingly and thoughtlessly inundate the European Union with unskilled labour we could see problems arising from the idle lifestyle of unemployed immigrants, who subsequently commit crime and engage in illegal trade and the grey economy outside the law and are often involved in drugs and people trafficking. They create ghettos and often end up as members of terrorist groups."@en1
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