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12 mag 2023 · WASHINGTON, May 11 (Reuters) - The United States is set to lift COVID-19 restrictions on Thursday night, known as Title 42, which have been in place for three years and allow border agents to...
- Common EU rules for border crossings
- Exchanging information to better manage the external borders
- SCHENGEN AREA — VISA Schengen REQUIREMENTS Area - visa requirements
- The European Agency for the Management of Operational Cooperation at the External Borders of the Member States of the European Union
- The Schengen evaluation mechanism
- The EU as a secure area
- Common EU rules to ensure security for all
- Combating terrorism
- Dialogue and cooperation with non-EU countries
Schengen countries follow a set of common rules for carrying out checks on persons at the external borders and for issuing visas for short stays in the Schengen area. Through these common rules, the EU can effectively control its external borders and prevent threats to its security, as well as deal with trafficking in human beings and better manage...
To better manage their common external borders, EU Member States have at their disposal common information systems that allow for easy information exchanges between national authorities throughout the Schengen area. The recently launched second generation Schengen Information System (SIS II) allows these authorities to access and to exchange infor...
Schengen area EU states, not part of the Schengen area No visa required Visa required Airport transit visa (ATV) also required by all Schengen states. Marine surveillance centre in Toulon (France), which is part-financed by the External Borders Fund. perform biometric matching (mainly of fingerprints) in order to verify the identity of visa hold...
(Frontex) facilitates EU Member States’ operational cooperation in managing their common external borders. It coordinates different kinds of actions, such as joint operations at EU Member States’ sea and land borders, and deploys, upon request, Rapid Border Intervention Teams (RABITs) made up of national border guards to EU Member States that are f...
The application of rules on border control, visa policy and other areas of Schengen-related legislation, such as police cooperation and data protection, is subject to an evaluation carried out jointly by the European Commission and EU Member States. The Schengen evaluation mechanism was initially set up as a peer review by experts from EU Member St...
In Europe, people can live in relative safety. National law enforcement authorities, such as police and customs officers, together with the relevant judicial authorities, play an important role in ensuring this. However, citizens, businesses and even governments in Europe can become victims of international organised crime, terrorism, cybercrime or...
The EU Internal Security Strategy forms the basis of EU Member States’ cooperation on security-related issues. It consists of actions that target the most urgent security threats the EU is facing. These actions pursue five main strategic objectives: disrupting criminal and terrorist networks, addressing radicalisation and recruitment, protecting ci...
The threat of terrorism is borderless. Within the European area of free movement, EU Member States must act in a concerted way to protect the democratic values of their societies and the rights and freedoms of their citizens. To this end, the EU counter-terrorism strategy has four goals: prevent terrorist radicalisation and recruitment; protect cit...
The EU is involved in policy dialogues and cooperation with non-EU countries and international organisations, such as the United Nations (UN), in order to effectively address common security challenges and concerns. To do so, the EU can also take advantage of its network of 140 EU delegations around the world, which are responsible for representing...
15 lug 2020 · Border controls and fundamental rights at external land borders. This practical guidance addresses border-management staff in European Union (EU) Member States who work at the operational level. It aims to support them in implementing the fundamental rights safeguards of the Schengen Borders Code (Regulation (EU) No. 2016/399) and ...
The main purpose of border surveillance shall be to prevent unauthorised border crossings, to counter cross-border criminality and to take measures against persons who have crossed the border illegally.
4 giu 2024 · President Biden believes we must secure our border. That is why today, he announced executive actions to bar migrants who cross our Southern border unlawfully from receiving asylum.
23 lug 2023 · Join RAV investigative journalist, @BenBergquam for an all new Law & Border this Saturday at 4PM EST., and again at 11PM. Ben Bergquam joins border law enforcement and takes you where the...
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Border governance and the work of border officials are about ensuring the well-being of migrants and communities by upholding human rights and protecting the rule of law; they are often first responders in providing assistance and protection to people in vulnerable situations.
