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Faster returns and stricter border controls: How the EU plans to tighten migration

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Briefings

The EU launched the Migration and Asylum Pact two months ago, mandating that migrants without legal status must depart and be sent to designated return hubs. A new European Return Order is being drafted to formalize these decisions. The article questions whether the EU is adequately prepared for this strict enforcement.

Key points

• The EU launched the Migration and Asylum Pact two months ago, requiring migrants without legal status to leave and be transferred to designated return hubs.
• A new European Return Order is currently being drafted to include key elements for return decisions.

Context

The EU is implementing stricter border controls following the Migration and Asylum Pact, which mandates that migrants without legal status must depart and be sent to designated return hubs.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to the article's summary of the Pact and the draft Return Order. Specific dates for the Pact's launch, exact numbers of migrants affected, and the timeline for the Return Order are not provided.

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