Plenty of migrants who managed to enter Europe are now trying to enter the UK (for various reasons : they might have family/friends/relations there, or simply because they are english-speaking). Those migrants end up gathering in Calais, at the entrance of the Channel Tunnel, and try to somehow get inside trucks or trains...

This creates a difficult situation for France, who regularly claim that the UK should bear a larger part of the costs.. whereas some in the UK fail to see why migrants in France should be their concern.

Europe, or should I say, the European Union is facing several waves of migrants from all over the rest of the world, mainly northern Africa and the Middle East. The problem with these thousands of people is that the countries where they land cannot solely take care of them.

The European Union had a meeting whereupon they agreed that the migrants should be displaced to all countries of Europe - it would be unfair to leave everything in the hands of Greece and Italy, the main countries that were struck by a wave of migration earlier this month, or if France and England alone had to deal with it.

Now some other countries have taken more radical measures. Hungaria, a country in the Eastern Europe territory, decided to build a wall against its southern neighbor, Serbia, from where a lot of Middle East migrants are thought to sneak in.