EU States Have Finally Approved Stricter Rules for Migrant Returns
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EU countries today agreed on new return rules, allowing Member States to set up so-called return hubs outside the EU.
The EU Council has given the final green light to the new rules that allow "more effective return" of persons without the legal right to remain in the EU. (ANSA)
The European Union's interior ministers, meeting today in Luxembourg, gave final approval to the new Regulation on the return of third-country nationals residing illegally in the Union. This decision completes the legislative process for one of the most discussed texts in European migration policy, which for the first time legally opens the ... More www.ertnews.gr
The European Union member states on Thursday finally approved stricter rules for returning migrants who are staying in the union illegally. The new regulation will allow the establishment of return centers in countries outside the EU and is intended to speed up and streamline the returns of people without the right to reside. It complements the EU's migration and asylum pact.
The EU introduces a common system for the return of persons without a right of residence, a European Return Order and the possibility of centres outside the borders of the Union.
LUXEMBOURG/BRUSSELS - European Union member states today finally approved a tightening of the EU's migration policy, including the possibility of setting up return centres in so-called third countries for migrants staying in the EU illegally. The new return regulation complements the Migration and Asylum Pact and is intended to ensure the faster and more efficient return of unsuccessful asylum seekers to the countries from which they came. This …
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