Brussels is using the claimed threat of climate change to fund mass migration into the European Union, Danish MEP Anders Vistisen said and warned that the EU’s climate and migration policy has “now officially merged into one”.
Vistisen highlighted an EU-funded project dubbed the “Enhanced Anticipatory Response to Climate-Induced Displacement” which involves a DKK 5,215,000 ($818,000) grant from EU taxpayers to the Danish Refugee Council to help migrants resettle in Europe after supposedly being forced to leave their homelands due to climate-related issues. The Danish MEP said that the scheme had “a name so vague and bloated that you almost forget what it’s all about: More migrants, new justifications.” Vistisen commented: “In Brussels, it is called ‘foresight’. In reality, it is another slippery slope where climate is now used as a moral argument for open borders”.
