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Uniting Europe's Stance: The EU's Comprehensive Approach to Immigration Control
In a concerted effort to harmonize immigration policies across the continent, the 27 member countries of the European Union are preparing to implement an ambitious pact on migration and asylum. This extensive reform, adopted in mid-May, aims to strengthen immigration control within the European bloc while establishing standardized procedures to manage migratory flows.
According to the European Commission, the implementation of this pact represents a colossal task, involving thousands of pages of complex and technical regulations. The Vice-President of the Commission, Margaritis Schinas, described this undertaking as a "Herculean task" for the member states, acknowledging the challenges inherent in transposing these new laws into their national systems.
To facilitate this transition, the Commission has developed a detailed roadmap, which will be presented to the Interior Ministers of the 27 countries at their meeting in Luxembourg this Thursday. The member states are required to submit their respective implementation plans by December 12th.
To support the efforts of the participating countries, substantial funding of 3.6 billion euros has been allocated in the European Union's budget. Additional European funds may also be mobilized, as specified by the European Commissioner for Home Affairs, Ylva Johansson.
Although the scale of this reform is considerable, it demonstrates the European Union's commitment to adopting a comprehensive and coherent approach to managing migratory flows. By harmonizing procedures and strengthening controls, the EU seeks to address the challenges related to immigration while preserving its core values of solidarity and respect for human rights.