The European Commission’s plan to relocate asylum seekers in Europe is in danger of being killed off by reluctant member states.
Less than a week after it was announced, on 13 May, 10 countries have signaled opposition.
Hungary's PM Viktor Orban has said the plan is "madness" and France’s Manuel Valls called it "a moral and ethical mistake".
Other countries, including Spain and Poland, say they oppose the way the commission wants to distribute asylum seekers - according to p...
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