Mette Frederiksen
Denmark’s head of government: JD Vance is right in one point
Mette Frederiksen surprises with a statement about JD Vance. Because Denmark is actually not good to speak of the US government-because of Greenland and Russia.
Denmark and the US government are currently at war. On the one hand, it is about the regional claims and annexation fantasies of Donald Trump in relation to Greenland. On the other hand, both countries contradict themselves in their attitude towards Russia. While the US President approaches his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin, the Danish government is one of the strongest and most loyal supporters in Ukraine.
But on one point the Danish Prime Minister, Social Democrat Mette Frederiksen, is right for the US government-more precisely Vice President JD Vance.
On February 14, he warned of mass migration at the Munich Security Conference. “There is nothing more urgent than mass migration,” he said, explaining that the threat was greater than that of Russia.
“See mass migration to Europe as a threat”
As far as Russia is concerned, it disagrees, Frederiksen told the magazine. Russia is the biggest threat to Europe.
In terms of migration, however, he has a point, she admitted.
“I see this mass migration to Europe as a threat to everyday life in Europe,” said the social democrat.
“Regardless of whether you look at the crime statistics or the problems on the labor market or the uncertainty in the local communities, it is the weakest that feel the consequences of uncontrolled migration,” said Frederiks about “Politico”.
Mette Frederiksen: Control of the migration second pillar of social democracy
Denmark has been pursuing a strict migration policy for many years – with border controls, strict asylum rules and so -called. Denmark is one of the countries with the.
Frederiksen has been head of government since 2019. She currently leads a coalition from her Social Democrats, the right -liberal party Venstre and the moderate. During her tenure, she continued to promote Denmark’s iron migration policy. But human rights activists criticize the government’s course.
“I firmly believe in equal opportunities and a Scandinavian welfare model with tax -financed education, social benefits and health care. But for me it is only a traditional pillar of social democracy,” she argued. “Control of migration is the second pillar.”
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Source: Stern
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