EU decides new rules: deportations should be faster and more effective!

EU decides new rules: deportations should be faster and more effective!

The EU is facing a turning point in migration policy! The Austrian MEP Lukas Mandl recently commented on the new proposals of the EU Commission to deport people without a right of residence. Mandl emphasizes that the new rules could result in a significant increase in deportation numbers. So far, only one of five illegal migrants have left the EU, but in the future many more may follow, such as the OTS reported. This is a crucial step to combat organized crime in the field of human trafficking and reduce illegal stays in Europe, Mandl continues.

People who are fulfilling asylum law through crimes will be able to be sent out of the country faster in the future. The detention of people who do not cooperate with the authorities is also relieved, which could result in a sharper handling. The implementation of these proposals could also mean the end of double -track conditions between the Member States by using common databases. This was also discussed in the context of the EU asylum and migration package, in the negotiations of which Mandl was significantly involved.

a first step towards more security

Mandl describes these developments as a first step and demands quick action from the EU. The citizens would not show an understanding of lengthy processes, and it is urgently needed to tackle the topic of irregular migration more effectively, as he mentioned in another comment. He also calls for a robust external border protection and emphasizes the importance of acting vigorously against human trafficking. According to the Lukas Mandl website, a clear and coordinated procedure is required to conclude effective agreements with other countries. Mandl thanked the Austrian federal government for the support and cooperation in this pressing matter.