Denmark, Italy, Poland urge EU leaders to harden stance on irregular migration
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After energy and the budget, there is a rift in the "27" on immigration, during the second day of the EU Summit. According to several media outlets, during the discussion there were moments of great tension, with Denmark and Italy opposing Pedro Sanchez over Spain's stance on the crisis in Ceuta. During the discussions, the "27" had been divided into two groups, with one - including Denmark, Italy and Poland - persistently demanding a tougher st…
El Periódico
The governments of Denmark, Italy and Poland are pressing this Friday for the final declaration of the European summit in Brussels to call for speeding up work to reduce the factors contributing to the "called effect" on immigration and for cooperation between European countries before adopting policies that may affect the rest.
Italy, Denmark and Poland are pushing for stricter border controls, while strong disagreements with Spain are being recorded in the draft conclusions.
Poland, Italy, and Denmark have proposed an amendment to the EU summit conclusions on migration. They want the document to provide for closer cooperation when one country's actions may impact the migration situation in other EU countries. The initiative is intended to send a signal to Spain following its government's introduction of a migration amnesty.
The leaders of the three European countries called on the European Union to significantly strengthen its position on illegal migration.
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