Denmark’s emphasis on the need to advance strict policies towards refugees

According to the report of the international group Tasnim news agency, quoted by Bild, Germany, Kare Diboad Beck In a conversation with the German newspaper Bild, the Social Democratic Minister of Immigration and Integration of Denmark, who follows very strict policies towards immigrants in his country and has traveled to Germany to participate in a meeting, said: I am very much looking forward to the discussion in The growing influx of illegal immigration represents a major challenge for the European Union, as Germany is currently experiencing.

What makes Denmark fundamentally different, he says, is that the Danish government is committed to To ensure a quick, responsible and effective return process for asylum seekers who do not need protection. Only people with the right of residence can be part of Danish society. Denmark has been working towards an optimal return approach and has implemented several initiatives over the years to create an effective return policy. According to him, today there are only about 400 rejected asylum seekers in return situations in Denmark.

He emphasized: It is the current European asylum system that is inhumane and inefficient, because it encourages people to make these dangerous journeys. to Europe. Refugees and immigrants suffer greatly on migration routes. Last year, more than 2,700 men, women and children died crossing the Mediterranean Sea to Europe while human traffickers grew rich. Many others die even before reaching the Mediterranean.

This Danish official said in another part of his speech: The goal of the Danish perspective is to provide asylum in Europe in a controlled manner. For example, through UN resettlement programs, not by traffickers. Our goal is to move the asylum procedures to a non-European country.

The Danish government has also recently announced its readiness to deport unemployed Ukrainian refugees and those who can participate in the war in line with their strict policies towards refugees.

After many years of discussions, the representatives of the European Union countries and the parliament reached an agreement on fundamental reforms in the asylum system and the tightening of strictures against refugees. According to this agreement, there should be uniform border procedures at the external borders of the European Union in the future. be In particular, there are plans to get much tougher on people from countries that are considered relatively safe. Accordingly, until a decision on the asylum application is made, people should be able to be accommodated in detention camps under prison-like conditions. It will be reorganized using a “solidarity mechanism”. Countries that do not want to accept refugees must offer other support, for example in the form of cash payments. Based on this, rejected asylum seekers should also be easily deported to safe third countries in the future.

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