Brussels seeks to strengthen EU border controls after Ceuta crisis
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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 wants to prevent crises like in the Spanish exclave Ceuta. But how? The head of the Frontex border protection agency pleads for better early detection. He clearly rejects taking over the operational management.
The EU Commission wants to better protect the European external borders from events such as those in the Spanish exclave Ceuta.
Brussels seeks to strengthen EU border controls after Ceuta crisis
Following the migration crisis in the Spanish exclave of Ceuta, the European Commission plans to equip the European Union (EU) border agency Frontex with a rapid reaction force.
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