Fine, he said, let's solve the security problems of border controls, which have slowed trade.
Mr Rasmussen's "Blue Bloc" had insisted on strict border controls which have angered the European Union.
The targets of the Swedish border controls, which apply to trains, buses and ferries, are not commuters.
Labour Labour promises to bring down low-skilled immigration and strengthen border controls, which means 1,000 extra border checks and tightening of short-term student visitor visas.
And second, the illegal immigrants are getting through our lax border controls, which only encourages more to come and try their luck".
Border controls – which have helped in seven previous Ebola outbreaks – are unlikely to do so in Lagos, whose population ebbs and flows with up to 4,000 new migrants each day.
The report said coverage of issues to do with business, trade and the economy featured twice as much as immigration and border controls, which it suggested was good news for the remain campaign because immigration was a key issue for potential leave supporters.
Senator Rubio, seen by some as a likely contender for his party's nomination in 2016 in part because of his Cuban heritage, meanwhile accused the White House of trying to play down tightening border controls which the group has said must be a condition of offering citizenship.
Outside the EU treaty, there is the Schengen agreement to scrap internal border controls, which most EU members have now signed (although several, including France, still do not fully apply it).Despite (or because of) these precedents, the notion of flexibility remains highly controversial.
Michael Moore said it raised a "huge set of issues" including fishing and banking, plus questions over joining the euro - as all new EU nations are compelled to work towards membership - and the Schengen agreement over border controls, which do not apply to the UK.
