"This is the beginning of the end of Schengen. And the end of Schengen is, in a certain perspective, the end of the Union"

The Germans believe they have no another choice than to close their borders. We say that if you introduce it, others will introduce it too. And this is the beginning of the end of Schengen. And the end of Schengen is, in a certain perspective, the end of the Union - said Marek Prawda, Deputy Minister of abroad Affairs, in "One on One". He added that "the Union must be protected in specified a way as to change the asylum law, to adapt the migration improvement to fresh phenomena".