A digital border system that fights crime and irregular migration
propagandaThe new list will be applied to people from the third countries that travel to the European Union countries, either by vacation or business, whose stay does not exceed 90 days in the 180 -day period.
One of the priorities is to better define crime victims; Including human trafficking and criminals; Especially those who assume a terrorist threat. Moreover, the decision to submit this legislation was taken after the terrorist attacks of France in 2015 and Belgium in 2016.
European Union leaders also want to deal with the dangers of these visitors who remain longer than permitted and become irregular immigrants. These two issues are increasingly important in the general debate and in the development of policies, but the way to apply them is long.
“It was a somewhat technical issue, because all the member states of the European Union concerned had to submit a behavior. It seemed, it took time to build the system,” explains Vinsenzo Ginovies, who informs “Eurono” about immigration and security policies.
The system records the name of the person, the type of travel document and biometric data (fingerprints and facial images), but also all the entry and exit dates.
“It is undoubtedly a tool for controlling immigration, because we know that many, or even most illegal immigrants in the European Union, arrive regularly and remain longer than they owe,” says Vinsenzo Ginovies.
These irregular entries also include asylum seekers, and the European Union Basic Law Agency warns of the risks of restricting rights for those who seek protection in another country.
“I consider that the most important thing for those looking for asylum is security. Of course, we already have procedures when it is necessary to protect someone. It is the member states that can follow and analyze them with the case,” he said.
France, the Netherlands and Germany, late
The main concerns about the entrances and abroad are the risks of cybersecurity and the defect of the system, but Kanko maintains optimism and declares that the gradual application “will allow member states to adhere to regulations for each of them in their pace, and there are also dialogue dialogue plans.”
France, the Netherlands and Germany are the three member states that left behind, according to the Belgian parliament of the group of European conservatives and reformists.
“We will try to negotiate with the council to find out what worries them and how it can be fixed. The most important thing is that we will give our law agents an opportunity to analyze data in an actual time to arrest criminals,” Kantco said.
The data will be available to border control authorities and police authorities in each country and the European Union Police Cooperation Agency (Europol).
All European Union member states will use the system with the exception of Cyprus and Ireland, which will continue to manually close passports. This will also be applied in four countries of Schengen Space: Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway and Switzerland.
propagandaThe start date will be determined by the European Commission, and the negotiators insist that October is an applicable date. From there, member states may adopt a gradual approach or apply the regulations directly from the first moment.
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