French, Italian and other EU countries' views on accepting Tunisia refugees.

1. Since Sarkozy came to power, France has gradually adopted a hostile attitude towards refugees in order to cater to right-wing voters. The last expulsion of gypsies illustrates this point. Accepting refugees has no benefits, it will only increase the burden. Moreover, most refugees have criminal records, and it is difficult to find a job without much education. The government must spend a lot of money to resettle them. So they are unwilling to accept Tunisia refugees.

2. Now after the European financial crisis, on the one hand, it is difficult for European countries to support the national system with high welfare, on the other hand, the immigration problem has become a serious new social contradiction. In this context, "immigration" has become a political taboo for the ruling party, while in Norway, France, Germany, Italy, Denmark, Austria and other countries, with the help of people's disappointment, the power of far-right parties has risen sharply and the votes in elections have soared. In addition, through the Schengen Agreement, residents can travel freely in Schengen countries. Most refugees ended up in economically developed countries, so France and Germany put pressure on them not to accept refugees.