Summary
The European Parliament objects to a Commission proposal to fund 'controlled centres' for migrants, arguing the concept lacks a legal basis and parliamentary approval. 10 27.03.2019
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human rights
european union
public administration
Key points
- The Commission proposed amending rules regarding the Asylum, Migration and Integration Fund.
- The amendment introduces funding for 'controlled centres' used for receiving or detaining certain migrants.
- The European Parliament identifies that the term 'controlled centres' has no legal existence under current Union law.
- The Parliament demands that such concepts must be properly defined and approved by co-legislators before any funding is released.
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