Migrant crisis may lead to 'Brexit', warns Cameron

December 10, 2015 21:06

The ongoing migrant crisis in Europe could lead to Britain voting to leave the European Union, Prime Minister David Cameron was quoted as saying by a British magazine on Thursday.

Britain will hold a referendum before 2017 on whether the country should be a part of the 28-member bloc or not.

Cameron is currently touring Europe in an attempt to secure reforms to the EU, before campaigning to stay in the EU ahead of the referendum.

However, he said voters could be influenced by the influx of migrants on the continent.

'With... the migration crisis, the short-term impact is for people to think, 'Oh Christ, push Europe away from me, it's bringing me problems',' he was quoted as saying by Britain's Spectator magazine.

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