This has led many to criticise the Dublin rules for placing too much responsibility for asylum seekers on member states on the EU's external borders (like Italy, Greece and Hungary), instead of devising a burden-sharing system among EU states.
Dette fik mange til at kritisere Dublin-forordningen for pålægge for stort ansvar for asylsøgere på medlemsstaterne ved de ydre grænser (som Italien, Grækenland og Ungarn) i stedet for at sikre en mere ligelig byrdefordeling blandt EU-landene.