Home ━ The European Conservative [Unofficial]“Failed Policy”: Brussels Migration Pact Faces Fierce Opposition
MediaFaro News DigestEU member states seek fewer 'Solidarity Pool' relocations of asylum seekers.
A ministers' meeting on Monday in Brussels will see several member states argue that the burden of the so-called "Solidarity Pool" scheme is too heavy.
#Migration #EU #Asylum #MigrationPact #Politics #Spain #Italy #Greece #Cyprus #Bulgaria #Czechia #Estonia #Croatia #Austria #Poland
MediaFaro AnalysisCan any countries be exempted from their obligations under the EU migration pact?
One of the key questions around the Migration and Asylum Pact, adopted by the European Union in May 2024, is which countries will be able to avoid part of their obligations?
The pact includes provision for a mechanism that allows for the annual relocation of at least 30,000 migrants.
Statewatch2/ The prioritised topics for the coming terms include:
• a new deportation law
• more attempts to set up deportation camps (“return hubs”) in non-EU states
• new “partnerships” with non-EU states to try to control migration
• increased police powers.
These are all in addition to implementing the harmful policies embedded in the #MigrationPact.
Jon BrunbergNoterat relaterat till diskussionen om migration på EU-toppmötet i Bryssel.
1. Spaniens PM Pedro Sanchez går emot strömmen med sina förslag om att underlätta för arbetskraftsinvandrare att komma till Spanien.
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2024/oct/09/pedro-sanchez-unveils-plans-to-make-it-easier-for-migrants-to-settle-in-spain
2. Den holländska regeringen slår med sin "Uganda-plan" (vilket låter bekant) in på samma helt ohållbara väg som Storbritannien, vars Rwanda-plan beskrivs som ett enormt slöseri med skattepengar
EURACTIV PoliticsEU leaders call for new legislation on returns at migration summit https://www.euractiv.com/section/politics/news/eu-leaders-call-for-new-legislation-on-returns-at-migration-summit/?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=mastodon #DonaldTusk #EuropeanCouncil #irregularmigration #MigrationPact
EU 27 interior ministers ramp up work on migration deals, return directive https://www.euractiv.com/section/politics/news/eu-27-interior-ministers-ramp-up-work-on-migration-deals-return-directive/?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=mastodon #ItalyAlbaniamodel #MigrationPact #ReturnDirective #Returnhubs
As part of Migreurop, we will be at the Sabir Festival in Rome this week and focussing on the topic of Frontex's 20 years of war on migrants in defiance of rights.
In particular, Statewatch Researcher Yasha will lead a session on the role of Frontex in the new #MigrationPact
Join in person or online here:
https://migreurop.org/article3287.html?lang_article=en&lang_nav=en
#EU: Council's role in “operationalising” the #MigrationPact
In a discussion paper, the Presidency outlines the involvement of Member States & Council as "crucial to preserve the positive momentum and enable the new framework to be successfully appropriated”
For migrants & asylum seekers, this "success" means:
❎ increased detention
❎ reduced safeguards
❎ increased rejections of applications
❎ increased deaths of people on the move
❎ increase in surveillance
Statewatch | EU: Council eyes role in “operationalising” the Pact on Migration and Asylum
“The effectiveness of this new legal framework hinges on its successful implementation. This will require the adoption and application of regulatory adjustments at national level, the development or enhancement of equipment and infrastructure, the implementation of new systems, processes and procedures, reinforced coordination at national and EU level, and increased operational support and financial allocation.”
#EU: How biometric #surveillance is rooted in colonial practices of dominance
"Although framed as purely technical adjustments, the reality is far more malicious. The changes to EURODAC will massively exacerbate violence against people on the move"
See the opinion piece in EU Observer warns about the changes that were passed with the #MigrationPact last week 👀
https://euobserver.com/opinion/158292
