Should the EU impose a quota of migrants per country?

Depending on the population crisis

No, and the Netherlands should the EU.

No, individual countries should decide.

Yes, depending on specific EU countries involvement in generating those crises.

Yes, but have it be lower for countries who have already taken in massive amounts of immigrants

Each country to its own, if there is a country that is too unstable to take in more migrants the country should ensure to focus on its own stability before taking it more immigrants.

How could the distribution of migrants across countries affect relationships between different nations?

How do you think a government should balance its responsibility to its citizens and to global humanitarian needs?

What are the moral implications of countries having to accept a certain number of migrants?

Would you support a migrant quota if it meant aiding those in desperate need or escaping conflict?

How might your personal job prospects or education opportunities be influenced by an influx of migrants?

In what ways might a mandatory migrant quota challenge or enhance your community's values?

Could a migrant quota system affect your country's culture and social dynamics?

Is it fair for all countries to have a uniform migrant quota, regardless of their size or economy?

What do you think are the benefits and drawbacks of having a set number for migrant intake?

How would you feel if your country was required to accept a certain number of migrants every year?

No, it should be up to each country.

No, it should be up to individual nations.

This question is ambiguous, it might be asking about requiring countries to allow in a certain minimum amount of migrants, or a certain maximum amount. I am in general in favor of removing barriers to migration.

Yes, as long as it is a reasonable amount

Each country should decide for themselves.

No, this could decrease the number of immigrants allowed into the country