Rutte: crossing is very unattractive

brussels - The crossing from Turkey to Europe is extremely unattractive to migrants and the agreements made by the EU and Turkey enters into force. That said Prime Minister Mark Rutte in the night of Monday to Tuesday after the EU-Turkey summit on migration crisis in Brussels.

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prepared all migrants illegally into Europe come to take back on the condition that European countries' one-on-one 'recognized Syrian refugees in Turkish camps bring upon. The returned migrants come bottom of the list of people who have a chance to legally go to Europe, said Rutte.

The prime minister thinks,, traffickers within two or three weeks should find another profession '' once it works. The details have yet to be worked out, but Rutte thinks the plan,, is very promising. ',, The Turks have moved the goal post in a positive way, but we are not there yet. ''

In conjunction with the closing of the migratory route across the Balkans is expected,, spring peak absence from Turkey, Rutte expected.

Turkey wants in return that the process of Turks to speed visa-free travel to Europe and the negotiations on accession to the EU should be accelerated. Which is sensitive to many colleagues, said Rutte. The conditions are not compromised. In the area of ​​visa facilitation meets the country now nineteen of the 72 requirements, said Rutte.,, It is now up to Turkey. Quot;

have multiple heads,, extraordinary '' many concerns expressed about press freedom in Turkey, Rutte said finally.