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The European Parliament has today adopted a proposal for a Council decision establishing a European Migration Network.
The European Migration Network, which started as a pilot project in 2002, is based on a series of National Contact Points. Its main objective is to provide ‘objective, reliable and comparable information’ on the migration and asylum situation in the various Member States.
This proposal aims to consolidate the existing structure, in the form of a network, without creating, at least for the time being, a new agency or a new observatory at EU level.
There is no doubt that the measures aimed at improving knowledge of the true migration (and asylum) situation in the various EU countries will be positive. However, we do not agree with the fact that this proposal is being used to promote or further the ‘Communitisation’ of migration and asylum policies, which the Treaty, now known as the ‘Lisbon Treaty’, aims to encourage and ensure.
We reject the establishment of common migration and asylum policies at EU level which are security-based, restrictive and profoundly inhuman and which remove such basic responsibilities from the sovereignty of the Member States (and their national parliaments)."@en1
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