How about a contract like this for immigrants to Canada?
I like the idea, but I am skeptical the EU is actually going to do it.
New migrants to Europe could be forced to sign "integration contracts", pledging to learn the languages of their host countries and respect Western freedoms, under plans announced yesterday.
Interior ministers from the six largest EU states agreed that: "The values of our societies - democracy, respect for other faiths, free speech, the rule of law, free media and so on - are values we would expect everybody wanting to settle in these countries to respect."
The meeting, in Germany, brought together ministers from Britain, France, Germany, Italy, Spain and Poland.
The host, Wolfgang Schaeuble, said the idea was to make clear that immigation was a "reciprocal" process, and that "successful integration is always something that presupposes mutual rights and obligations".
Asked if immigrants who broke the proposed contracts could be deported, Charles Clarke, the Home Secretary, said: "That would be an issue that could arise."
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The need to change citizenship oaths from "Fuzzy Feel Good" acclaimations to meaningfull pledges of loyalty and observance of laws is an imperative.
These social contracts also need to precribe penalties for those who fail to live up to their responsibilites.
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