Quote from: pönde on April 17, 2019, 08:16:56 PM

Quote from: Kylapoiss on April 17, 2019, 07:49:32 PM

How big percentage is the "illegal" mass of the travellers?

When there is no border control, there are no illegal travelers, just legal.

Quote from: Kylapoiss on April 17, 2019, 07:49:32 PM

Are they wanted beforehand or do they commit crimes where they see fit?

They commit crimes when necessary.

Quote from: Kylapoiss on April 17, 2019, 07:49:32 PM

The people who commit crimes and bring "diversity" are allowed to the (at least in Europe) countries legally. Yeah, I mean the "culturally enrichening" folk.

Yes. Millions of such people have entered to Europe since 2015 through Europe's outer controlled borders, which were not controlled. So Europe broke it's own legislation and sovereignty too.

Quote from: Kylapoiss on April 17, 2019, 07:49:32 PM

There are criminals always and everywhere, some are just born with a brain like that. Some don't have empathy and there are always people who want to get by easier.

That is why more criminals are not needed to enter into any country and the border control is the path of the least resistance.

Quote from: Kylapoiss on April 17, 2019, 07:49:32 PM

Closing/opening borders doesn't change much in that.

The border control is not a "closed/opened border". It is the border control. Anyone with proper documents are able to go through border.

Quote from: Kylapoiss on April 17, 2019, 07:49:32 PM

The world is getting more and more digital every day, soon a person wanted by Iraq will be wanted by Latvia as well, with exchanging information. Oh wait, we do have interpol already?

God bless we have.

The last argument will make every other meaningless.

Crime has dropped every single year in my country for the past 25 years, we do have open borders. I'd say that has nothing to do with criminal activities.

We have interpol, we have "face-recognition" cameras amongst things we don't know about. Having borders everywhere would just complicate things, think about international transport and trade.

I do agree we must have some lines drawn, as there are places/people who can't integrate and whose cultural behaviour will never meet the standards of others. People are just different. But in EU the Shengen area has made things much easier, not vice versa and like said, I don't know anything about risen criminal activity, please do educate me if you have any information on that.