It is always shocking to see how fundamentally political reality has changed in recent years, even in European countries. Thirty years ago, there was still cause for optimism when looking at the development of the European Union in the interests of the people. On March 26, 1995, a treaty came into force in which seven states of the European Union agreed that border controls between states should be abolished. The “Schengen Agreement” was intended to enable citizens of the respective member states to travel between the states without further controls. In the following years, the scope of the agreement was extended so that today the “Schengen Area” includes all EU…