""We will be able to reject people that have no reason for asylum in Europe and return them faster," Danish minister Rasmus Stoklund said."
""It should not be human smugglers that control the access to Europe.""
""It is important to give the people also the feeling back that we have control over what is happening," EU migration commissioner Magnus Brunner added."
""will inflict deep harm on migrants and the communities that welcome them.""
EU interior ministers agreed a major overhaul of migration rules to streamline deportations, increase detentions and speed asylum processing. The reforms establish "safe third country" and "safe country of origin" lists, enable creation of return hubs inside or outside the EU, and create a €430 million solidarity pool plus an additional plan for 21,000 relocations. The pact offers three solidarity options—relocations, funding or alternative measures—and identifies Cyprus, Greece, Italy and Spain as under highest pressure. Officials say faster rejection and returns will restore control, while rights groups warn of deep harm and human-rights risks.
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