UE vrea să reglementeze gestionarea migranților prin repatrieri mai rapide și controale mai stricte

On October 1, EU interior ministers approved faster repatriation procedures, aiming to streamline migrant transfers and enhance cross-border cooperation. The new measures include the establishment of detention centers for migrants and the use of a standardized European Repatriation Order. Despite a reported decrease in irregular border crossings, human rights organizations express skepticism about the motivations behind these policies. The International Organization for Migration noted a significant drop in illegal sea arrivals, while asylum requests have reached their lowest since 2022. The EU's new migration pact emphasizes shared responsibilities among member states, but implementation remains uneven, with some countries lagging in practical measures. Critics warn that proposed repatriation centers could exacerbate risks for migrants, pushing them towards more dangerous routes.