EU proposes tripling Frontex and expanding its deportation powers
The European Commission has presented a reform of the border agency Frontex: staff growth to 30,000 officers by 2041, deportations from third-country territory, social media monitoring and rapid reaction forces. The reform must be approved by the EU member states and the European Parliament; critics warn of risks to human rights. The European Commission has presented a reform of the border agency Frontex: staff growth to 30,000 employees by 2041, deportations from third countries, social media monitoring and rapid reaction forces. The reform must be approved by EU member states and the European Parliament; critics warn of risks to human rights.
Otabek Yusupov





