Europe's 'Migrant Crisis' Continues; Humanity Crisis Undocumented
ABC News reports six migrants died in Bulgaria after police tried to stop their van, chalking it up to a tragic accident in a 'migrant crisis.' What they omit is Europe's long history of tightening borders and outsourcing enforcement, creating a deadly gauntlet for those fleeing conflicts and economic collapse often fueled by Western intervention. Remember how EU leaders declared the 'refugee
crisis over' in 2016 after making a deal with Turkey to essentially create a detention buffer? This isn't a 'crisis' of migration; it's a crisis of policy. These are not 'migrants' by choice, but displaced people desperate for safety, often from countries destabilized by the same powers now erecting walls. The EU spent billions on border fortifications and 'safe third country' deals, effectively
designing a system where human lives become collateral damage. Instead of addressing geopolitical fallout or climate migration, the strategy is always 'deterrent' – a fancy word for making escape so dangerous that many perish attempting it. How many more nameless bodies will pile up before the 'crisis' becomes an indictment of border policies?