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EU: Migreurop Press Release: Our ideas are much better than your destructive policies

01 November 2011

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EU: Migreurop Press Release: Our ideas are much better than your destructive policies (link), French, Italian and Spanish

"The two latest reports by Frontex show that joint surveillance operations with countries neighbouring the European Union (EU) are still a priority for its member states. The externalisation of migration controls at the borders of the EU continues, and it has resulted in many migrants being deported."

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