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"The joint resolution signed and adopted by the main political groups – conservatives, social democrats, liberals and even the greens – reflects the objectives of strengthening the Schengen Information System, Frontex and an entire security-oriented immigration policy based essentially on the criminalisation of immigration, with the inhumane consequences that we unfortunately know all too well. This insistence on reinforcing Schengen governance comes at a time when the situation in Lampedusa and the thousands of victims and refugees from conflicts and wars in Africa are in plain sight. These are wars that the EU itself is supporting and in which several of its countries are participating.
More cooperation, solidarity and dialogue are necessary, but that is not the path laid out in this report. On top of all this, there is an insistence on common asylum and migration policies, on the pretext of combating illegal immigration and organised crime. Based on the experience that we have with the Return Directive, which might be dubbed the ‘Directive of Shame’, this could result in worse violations of the rights and guarantees of citizens, as well as limiting the sovereignty of Member States."@en1
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