The phrase "abolish borders" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in discussions about immigration, globalization, or political ideologies advocating for open borders.
Example: "Many activists believe that to promote equality and freedom, we should work towards abolishing borders."
Alternatives: "eliminate borders" or "remove borders".
While many European countries, although not the UK, have agreed to share currency and abolish border controls, efforts to open up intelligence and police data have been more hesitant.
And Schengen – the agreement that abolished borders between EU states apart from Britain and Ireland – means that once a migrant arrives in a country with weak border controls, like Greece, they can make their way across Europe and into Germany, or up to the British border at Calais, without checks.
When the core countries of the EU abolished border controls in the 1990s, they wanted their emergency services to enjoy the same privileges as migrants and holidaymakers.
What is more, British opt-outs from the euro or the Schengen agreement (which abolished border controls) have successfully eased strains between Britain and its neighbours.
The Nordic countries long since abolished border controls between themselves (hence Norway's and Iceland's adherence to Schengen), but none is yet fully integrated in the Schengen club, or expected to be before 2000.
"We've abolished border controls but not all the other stupidities," said Philippe Vandenhemel, the owner of a garage just outside Néchin that sells and repairs imported American cars and was visited several times by Mr. Depardieu.
And no demand will be more important to Mr Blair though, some say, quite unnecessary in practice than preserving Britain's border controls.All the members of the EU except Britain and Ireland have already signed the Schengen agreement, which abolishes border controls between its members, though only seven have implemented it.
Who is in the Schengen agreement [to abolish internal borders] and who isn't?
Trump claimed his Democratic rival was "effectively proposing to abolish the borders around the country that she is supposed to be representing".
In 2007, Beck, then the host of "Glenn Beck," on CNN's Headline News, brought to his show a John Birch Society spokesman named Sam Antonio, who warned of a government plot to abolish U.S. borders with Mexico and Canada, "and eventually all throughout the Americas".
