New EU migration pact: What’s in it? | DW News



The brand new EU Pact on Migration and Asylum is taking impact on June 12, after years of planning and deliberations. However will it ship on guarantees to make issues higher for individuals searching for asylum and for the member states? Here is what to anticipate.

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32 thoughts on “New EU migration pact: What’s in it? | DW News”

  1. Schengen was supposed to ease internal movement inside the EU and protect the outside boarders from illegal migration. Somehow, the boarder rules are only being enforced for people that are crossing them legally, with their papers and proof that they can support themselves financially.

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  2. "countries with a low recognition rate for asylum" > can somebody elaborate this term for me please? (cause that * is already a red flah in regard to HR)
    + does this imply the Königsberger .. was key? is gone now, while the Dublin thingy still holds? -ty

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  3. Eu: we already have plenty of African people for now, what we still want from Africa is the resources like Gold ,Uranium, Lithium, oil, Natural gas and other goods plus we want fishing quotas ,we want to dump our toxic waste on their land ,we want them to use our currency so they can buy goods primarily from us, oh and we want them to forget all the atrocities we done to them in the past

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  4. A ruse to gain time and distract. They wont enforce it, only empty words. Simply say no, they're not asylum seekers. If you can skip more than 10 nations to choose where to live, you're not desperate. Japan isn't fascist when they won't accept me as a new japanese just because I fancy it

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  5. This really kicked off in 2011 with the destruction of Libya. Still nothing is done to tackle the root of the problem. Nothing is done to stop human trafficking. How many people are asking the question how millions of people are being smuggled over that many borders without being stopped.
    It actually even goes worse, some stop-over point guards claim EU officials are simply paying them to have people brought to the Mediterranean.
    How ma

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  6. There's no point having laws and borders if neither are enforced. One of the main purposes of ppl creating a society and country is to protect it from outsiders trying to enter without right and reason.

    And it's suicidal to let ppl in who show outright that they do not respect your laws, rules, culture, identity, or borders. If someone breaks into your house would you call the police to remove them or make them dinner and give them your bedroom?

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  7. No one wants to leave their home. People are desperate, very often because of our actions; centuries of colonialism and exploration, wars we started and continuous intervention. If you are here screaming "no more immigration" you are being manipulated by the right wing in whose best interest it is to have you go against those who have absolutely nothing as opposed to the rich and corporations who control everything. Your life isnt worse because of immigrants. Its because of an elite who wants you punching anywhere but up.

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