I agree Vedran, but that is a bit like shutting the stable door after the horse has bolted out and run through all your neighbours corn fields... My real solution would be to make the refugees do what they are supposed to do. The countries in eastern Europe, such as Croatia, Hungary etc are now in a no-win situation. If they follow international law, they are required to register every refugee as they cross the border. Once registered the relevant State assumes responsibilities for their general welfare - but the refugee is not then free to move on somewhere "better", so the State is potentially stuck with a crisis of it's own. However, the UN foresaw that problem way back in the day, and came up with resettlement - where nations agree to legally relocate refugees away from the over-burdened countries - opening up the option of transfer to USA, Australia etc. Now, ideally this would have happened before that poor boy got washed up on the beach, but it didn't - instead the world reacted, Merkel opened her mouth to invite everyone in, and then slammed the door in their faces. Now, back to the no-win situation facing eastern Europe... they should close their borders and register people - but then the world says they are inhumane. Even the UN are criticising them for (apparently) doing the right thing. They can't send the refugees back down the line to Turkey, and the next country up the line won't let them in... So whereas my post was in jest, some of it was actually the most realistic solution ... let the "refugees" currently on the move get to the countries equipped to process them but then do everything as it should have been done in the first place, namely register them and resettle as necessary (or call on the UN to help with the financial burden of camps etc.) At the same time stop the initial migration away from the official camps in bordering countries. And above all, remember if they want to be thought of as refugees, the plan should be to get them all back home to syria again... not building a new permanent life somewhere "better".