The new regulatory applies through holidays or business for those who travel to EU countries to the EU, and its shelter is not more than 90 days in 180 days.
One of the preferences is to identify the victims of crime; Trafficking of humans, and including criminals; Especially those who consider it a terrorist threat. Moreover, the decision to introduce the law was taken after France’s terrorist attacks in 2015 and after Belgium in 2016.
EU leaders want to deal with the risks of visitors to stay longer than permission and become irregular migrants. These two issues are increasingly important in the public debate and the expansion of policies, but they have long been long until they are used.
“This was a technical issue because all the concerned EU member states had to submit a notice. Obviously, it was time to create this system,” says Vinzenzo Genovas, which states that migration and security policies.
The computer is the person’s name, travel document and biometric data (fingerprints and facial images), but all input and exit dates.
“This is undoubtedly a tool for immigration control, because even the more or more illegal immigrants in the EU come regularly, we know that we are longer than their ownership,” says Vinzenzo Genovas.
These irregular entries include asylum seekers, and the EU’s fundamental rights agency warns of the risks of controlling rights to those who seek security in another country.
“I consider the most important thing to be asylum seekers. Naturally, when it is necessary to protect one, we already have procedures and member states can follow them and analyze the case,” he told the regulatory speaker of the European parliament, Azida Congo.
France, the Netherlands and Germany, backward
The main concerns of entrances and exit are the risks of internet security and the dysfunction of the organization, but Gango declares that the use of confidence and gradually the use of “member states will allow each member to adhere to their speed, and there are accidental plans.”
According to a Belgian parliamentarian of the European Conservatives and Reformed Group, France, the Netherlands and Germany are three member states.
“We are going to negotiate with the Council. What they are concerned about and how can we fix it. The most important thing is that our legal agents are going to give our legal agents an opportunity to analyze the data in real time to catch the guilty.”
Data will be approached for border control officers, each country’s police officers and the EU Police Cooperation Organization (Europol).
All EU member states use this system except Cyprus and Ireland, which will continue to manually seal passports. It will be used in four countries of Shengan: Iceland, Lichenstein, Norway and Switzerland.
AdvertisementThe starting date will be determined by the European Commission, and negotiars insist that October is a potential date. From there, member states can follow the gradual approach or use the rules directly from the first moment.
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