Brussels seeks to strengthen EU border controls after Ceuta crisis
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The controversial European agency could see its prerogatives expanded, while the EU continues to tighten its migration policy.
DECRYPTAGE - Despite a 55% drop in illegal arrivals in two years, the European Union is seeking emergency procedures in the event of a mass influx.
After the onslaught of Ceuta, the EU Commission wants to reshape the European asylum rules, but above all one of the proposed means would be legally sensitive – and would have great political explosive power.
The EU interior ministers discussed in Luxembourg the possibility of renouncing individual cases in the event of a mass influx. Normality is only slowly returning in the Spanish border town of Ceuta.
The Minister of the Interior boasts ‘border control’ before his European partners and calls for ‘solidarity’
The Spanish Minister of the Interior, Fernando Grande Marlaska, appealed to the countries of the European Union to show financial and political solidarity in the context of the migration crisis in the Spanish enclave of Ceuta; the head of the agency stated that no illegal migrant who had entered Ceuta had entered the territory of other EU States was transmitting TASS with reference to the Ministry ' s press release. Grande Marlaska stressed…
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