EU: New Immigration Enforcement Like U.S.?

EU: New Immigration Enforcement Like U.S.?
By Maximilian Dörrbecker (Chumwa) - Own work, using data and information from these web sites:Eurostat dataset migr_asyappctzm (direct download)Eurostat dataset tps00001 (direct download)FRONTEX Migratory Routes MapThis base map by alexrk, CC BY-SA 2.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=43280936

The EU has passed new regulations on immigration enforcement to facilitate deportations of undocumented migrants, reports the Guardian.

  • Enforcement officials will have the power to "search people’s homes 'or other relevant premises' and seiz[e]... personal belongings in order to ensure compliance with a deportation order."
  • Those facing deportation can now be held in detention for 30 months, up from 18.
  • Off-shore "return hubs" will be established to hold people for "unspecified periods" until return to their country of origin.
  • Those deemed a "security risk" will face a lifetime ban from the EU, up from a 10-year ban.

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