EU: Council of the European Union: "Secondary migration flows", Roadmap - "migratory pressures", Readmission

01 March 2012

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Documents:

- Note: from: the Belgian, the French, the German, The Netherlands, the Austrian, the Swedish and the UK delegations Subject: Common responses to current challenges by Member States most affected by secondary mixed migration flows (pdf) including: "Ensure that travel documents used within the EU, including their issuance and validation, meet minimum security standards, preventing their use for illegal immigration or criminal purposes. ID and residence cards should be a particular focus."

- Council Presidency: to Working Party on Integration, Migration and Expulsion on 12 March 2012 Subject: Road map to ensure coherent EU response to continued migratory pressures (pdf)

- Presidency: to Working Party on Integration, Migration and Expulsion on 12 March 2012 Subject: Operationalising the Council Conclusions of June 2011 defining the European Union Strategy on Readmission (pdf)

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