EU passes historic migration laws after 8-year deadlock

theguardian.com

The EU passed historic migration laws after 8 years of deadlock. The legislation aims to fast-track asylum procedures, tighten border management, and return ineligible individuals. Despite protests and criticism from NGOs, the laws were supported by champions as a balance between solidarity and responsibility. The legislation must now be approved by European leaders, with opposition expected from some member states like Poland.


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