The Black Holes of Europe. How the EU Legalizes Offshore Camps and Rights to Migrants
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The Black Holes of Europe. How the EU legalizes offshore camps and rights to migrants
On June 1, the negotiators from the European Parliament and the Council reached a preliminary agreement on changes in EU policy against illegal migrants. However, experts believe that the justification of the new regulations is based on frank manipulation of statistics and opens legal holes for deportation to third countries. While the researchers are talking about the need to legalize and voluntary return programs, the “centrist” coalition of t…
The package of rules in force since 12 June 2026 regulates the new common European system for the management of immigration. At the centre accelerated procedures, less guarantees, a widespread use of detention and de facto detention. On 17 June, the plenary vote on the return regulations was awaited.
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