[pp.int.general] Deportations of Latin Americans in Europe

[Boris Turovskiy]

 Hi Justus,
> Well, you could make social security depend on which passport you hold
> + in which country you paid your taxes/social security benefits (isn't
> that how it works in Europe anyways?). 
That would be most logical, however, when talking about immigration it
just turns an "outer" barrier (=border checks) into an "inner" one (=who
is granted citizenship?).

> Plus, I talked about a utopian future where most countries / societies
> don't have huge problems with poverty, not tomorrow. 
OK then:)

> And I don't think that immigrants from South American are the real
> problem you talked about, not even on the Iberian peninsula. Or would
> you say that Bulgaria and Romania are significantly more developed
> than Argentina, Chile or Uruguay?
Nope, and the EU expansion accompanied my all the intra-community "free
movement" laws is a pain in the backside of the more developed countries
for a reason: while the "freedom of movement" is ensured by European
law, the local differences both in economical development and in
legislation (most importantly, labor legislation) is not synchronized,
which leads to enormous arbitrage opportunities.

Best,
Boris