Anti-immigration letter of the ministers of the European Union

According to the report of the international group Tasnim news agency, citing the German Focus magazine, at the beginning of this week, the countries The European Union has voted for tougher rules on asylum law, apparently these plans are not enough for some members of the union as they want to be tougher on asylum seekers,
this is how 19 interior ministers from EU countries wrote in a letter to Ylva Johansson. , the Commissioner for Migration of the European Union called for a halt to illegal immigration to the European Union, however, it is said that the German Interior Minister Nancy Pfizer is not involved in this matter.

In this letter, every interior minister It proposed the idea that the EU should shift its focus from managing illegal immigration to supporting refugees and host communities in their regions of origin, meaning that migrants should not even make their way to Europe, but stay in a partner country where It is considered safe.

On the other hand, “Nancy Pfizer”, the Federal Interior Minister of Germany, has announced that she rejects such plans, she said: “We have succeeded in the process of creating a new common European asylum system.”
He told Bild: “It has been decided and the law will be binding for all EU countries.

Furthermore, the EPP, which represents the conservative parties in the European Union, has written an article In which he focuses on a “coherent return policy” for asylum seekers who do not need protection,
For example, he said the European border protection agency, Frontex, should be given more powers and the number of staff should be increased to 30,000 (from 10,000 ) to increase.

The Council of Ministers of the European Union recently, after years of negotiations, finally approved the new asylum reform plan of this Union, which will facilitate and speed up the process of deportation of asylum seekers.

According to The announcement of the Council of the European Union, the member states of this organization in Brussels agreed with these plans, which, among other things, predict the rapid processes of refugees at the foreign borders. The European Union wants to use these reforms to better control migration to Europe, these measures are aimed at reducing the burden on the shoulders of the main countries of entry such as Italy and Greece. According to this law, in the future immigrants who have little chance of Accepted as refugees, they are barred from continuing their journey through asylum procedures at the EU’s external borders and can be deported directly from border camps. Accordingly, asylum seekers are housed in prison-like conditions for a maximum of three months, although if In the event of a crisis, this period can be extended, families with children must also go through these steps.

Human rights organizations have been criticizing these asylum reforms for months. According to the pro-asylum organization Pro-Asylum Germany, the plan allows member states to largely withdraw and divert refugee support by classifying neighboring countries or other countries along migration routes as safe, leading to that people who have fled to Europe should be deported without investigating the real reasons for their flight to these countries.

These new asylum rules will enter into force after being published in the Official Journal of the European Union, then member states have two years to implement at the national level. According to EU Home Affairs Commissioner Ylva Johansson, some member states have more or less started to implement it. About 330,000 of these requests were in Germany. with refugees