EU Chief Proposes EU Emergency Framework for Mass Migrant Movements
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European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said on Wednesday that the EU would propose an emergency management tool to help countries better cope with mass migration.
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The President of the Commission calls for Frontex reinforcement and the creation of early warning systems to anticipate mass migratory movements.More information: Morocco uses Sanchez's words to exculpate itself to MEPs for Ceuta and promises to readmit minors
The president of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, announced this Wednesday that it will allow greater flexibility in migration and asylum management procedures under emergency situations in which migratory flows "are orchestrated and used as a weapon", as happened this summer in Ceuta. "We will propose a new European Framework of [...] The entry Von der Leyen will allow "flexibility" in migration management in crisis such as Ceuta'…
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has proposed emergency measures on migration, including the creation of a new institutional tool and the expansion of the role of Frontex, to address hybrid threats and artificially induced migration flows. The proposal foresees possible time-limited flexibility, which could translate into a temporary suspension of formal asylum procedures in cases of mass influxes, emphasizing the protection of…
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