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Slovenia announces it will build fences on it's border with Croatia if EU does not solve refugee problem by tomorrow, Sunday, October. 25th, 2015.

Rueters, Today, Saturday, 2015-10-24 wrote:Slovenia had said on Friday it would consider putting up a fence on its border with Croatia unless a solution is found at a Sunday meeting of regional heads of states with European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker.
http://news.yahoo.com/huge-inflow-migra ... ts-postbox

USA TODAY, Today, Saturday, 2015-10-24 wrote:A day before a European summit on the migrant crisis, Slovenia's president demanded immediate action from the EU ...

Slovenia's president declared that if the EU summit fails to produce an acceptable solution to the crisis, his nation will act on its own.

"Slovenia cannot become a pocket in which refugees would be stuck if the Austrian and German borders close, because the country could not handle that," the state STA news agency quoted President Borut Pahor as saying.

Pahor did not elaborate, but other Slovenian officials have suggested a possible fence along the border with Croatia. Slovenian police estimated Saturday that some 13,000 people had entered the country in the last 24 hours and 58,000 had arrived in the last week.

http://www.usnews.com/news/world/articl ... criticized

Slovenia will join Hungry as the second European country to introduce fences to enforce control if it's border, if the illegal border crossing problem is not solved by tommorrow, Sunday.

Slovenia, like Hungary, is a Schengen Area country, but also like Hungry, it's border with Croatia ( a non-Schengen Area country ) is not a border that is required to be a "so-called" open border by the terms of the Schengen Treaty.

The open borders requirements of Schengen only apply to the internal borders of the Schengen Area, the border between Slovenia and Croatia ( like the border between Hungary and Croatia, and the border between Hungary and Serbia ) is an external border of the Schengen Area, and as such is not subject to the Schengen "so called open borders" requirement."

The best way to undestand the Schengen Area is this BBC map:
http://ichef.bbci.co.uk/news/624/cpspro ... es_624.png

"American journalists always conflate "anti-immigrant" with "far-right". However, the Germans are seeing violence from far-left groups too. At some point all Germans, whether left, right, far left, or far right, will become upset at the number of refugees entering their communities and using up safety net resources. All taxpayers eventually will complain about increased taxes to support unneeded immigrants, legal or not."

The above from the comment section of, http://www.latimes.com/world/europe/la- ... story.html

Then what? if you are forced to pay, what are you options? A Hitler? aaa but you are just uneducated peasant.