Nations look at EU to curb illegal migration
Among nine other nations, Greece leads the task force in
curbing illegal immigration into their respective countries by appealing to the
EU leaders in the coming Summit in Brussels this week. These European countries have dealt with the
grunt of illegal immigration due to their location. They are seeking the EU to
play a more active role in tackling the amount of illegal immigrants arriving
at these European nations.
The core of this proposal is held by Greece, Cyprus, Malta,
Italy, Portugal, Spain, Slovenia, Croatia and Hungary. This proposal is
expected to be accepted by the EU’s leaders as they will become more active in
order to help these nations.
This group has heralded a new task force which has innovated
the way in which initiatives get their problem across in the most effective and
political way possible. This group is pressing the claim that the EU should be
more cooperative on border control and monitoring with the agency known as “Frontex”
which would help the countries struggling with the influx of immigration going
on.
This influx into Greece by illegal immigrants via its land
borders has seen a decrease dramatically in the recent year or two due to
Frontex and its work at monitoring the borders to keep the key points of entry
occupied and controlled. This does not mean that immigrants still aren’t arriving,
they constantly arrive via the Aegean, the new migration reception centre has
brought some order and control to the Aegean Island which is really struggling
at the present time in handling the numbers.
This current issue of migration/immigration has shown how
the modern day world should politically work together to control the flow of
illegal immigration. This group of nations have led the way so that in future
cases other counties may handle this issue in a similar way.
James Dougherty
6:22pm
10/24/13
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