There's an inflow of Spanish and Portuguese people here in my country, as well as return from it's own population that were abroad. They are being paid high wages due to an constraint on the supply of working force, specially qualified, since we are close to a level of full-employment (though I disagree with the terms in wich the word is being thrown around). The situation is the opposite in their own end, so it's an easy decision for most of them.
Personally, I feel that as a poor country we shouldn't be obliged to subsidize the life style of decadent rich countries. Mostly because it's not a stable migratory situation, nor can we really exploit qualified labour, unlike we have done with the unqualified italians in the late 19th and 20th century. When inevitably the problems in the E.U. are over, they are going to trade in their chips and return. Political orders are however, to throw the red carpets for foreign labour force; order is to absorver brains and knowledge. That would work if we were stealing their employed people, not the jobless people.
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