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Implementing the Amsterdam Treaty: Cementing Fortress Europe

Topic
Immigration Asylum Borders Law
Country/Region
EU

30 April 2004

The five year deadline for agreement on the common EU immigration and asylum policy expired on 1 May 2004. This article examines the key decisions, how they were taken and what they will mean for asylum-seekers.

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