Wednesday, May 3rd., 2017
EU Orders Austria, Germany, Denmark, Sweden, Norway To Stop Border Controls: Or What?

by Tyler Durden

May 3, 2017 11:36 AM

Authored by Mike Shedlock via MishTalk.com,

Bureaucrats should not go about making orders they cannot enforce. It
serves no purpose other than to make the bureaucrats look ridiculous.
Here is a case in point: Brussels Orders EU Countries to SCRAP Internal Checks Within Six Months.

In an announcement tonight, eurocrats said there was no
justification for keeping police checkpoints at frontiers within the
bloc and said they must be removed by the end of the year.

The diktat means that Austria, Germany, Denmark, Sweden, and Norway
will all have to swiftly find alternative ways to police irregular
movements of people across their borders.

France, which has had checkpoints in place at its borders since the
November 2015 terror attacks, is the only country to be exempted as it
is still in a state of emergency.

Announcing the measure tonight, the EU’s migration chief Dimitris
Avramopoulos said the time had come to “return to a normal functioning
of the Schengen area”.

Or What?
Perhaps the countries remove the border controls. But what if they don’t? What exactly is the EU going to do about it?