Brussels eyes tougher deportation rules with ‘harsh consequences’ for noncompliance

Brussels eyes tougher deportation rules with ‘harsh consequences’ for noncompliance

EU Migration Commissioner Magnus Brunner warns that most rejected asylum seekers never leave the bloc.

In the end, only one in five asylum seekers whose entitlement has been rejected will actually leave the EU. The Commission now intends to change this with a new legislative proposal, with special attention being paid to migrants who have become criminals.

The European Commission to propose stricter enforcement of deportation policies

The European Commission is looking into proposing new laws that will strictly enforce deportations of rejected asylum seekers. EU migration commissioner Magnus Brunner told German media that returnees must cooperate or face "harsh consequences."

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Migration Min Panagiotopoulos: We do not accept mass returns from Western Europe

Panagiotopoulos stressed the need not only to have stricter asylum rules but also to increase security at European borders.

Brussels to toughen deportation rules for asylum seekers

Brussels (Brussels Morning Newspaper) – European Commissioner for Migration Magnus Brunner in an interview said, the Brussels is preparing to overhaul the European Union’s deportation system in a bid to accelerate the return of refused asylum seekers and criminal migrants.… Read more Continue reading Brussels to toughen deportation rules for asylum seekers at The Brussels Morning Newspaper.