Summary
A proposal for an EU regulation to manage 'instrumentalisation' of migrants, allowing emergency border procedures to counter hybrid threats. 9 11.09.2023
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human rights
public safety
social policy
european union
administrative law
public administration
international relations
Key points
- The regulation defines instrumentalisation as the deliberate encouragement or facilitation of irregular migration by third countries or non-state actors to destabilize the Union.
- Member States may apply specific border procedures, including deciding on the admissibility and merits of asylum applications at the border or in transit zones.
- The duration for examining applications under this emergency procedure can be extended, with some proposals allowing up to twenty weeks including appeals.
- Priority must be given to the registration and examination of unaccompanied minors, families, and persons with special medical or reception needs.
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