Posted on June 24 2019
The European Union Council has adopted new rules for Immigration Liaison Officers. These are deployed to 3rd nations by the EU or member states for dealing with issues related to immigration. The new laws aim to strengthen the coordination and cooperation between these ILOs.
The regulation adopted by the EU Council aims to enhance the functioning of the network of European Immigration Liaison Officers. The following provisions are included in the new rules:
ILOs are deputed to 3rd nations by EU member nations and the EU. This is for establishing and maintaining contacts with the host nation authorities on immigration issues. This includes managing lawful immigration, combating and preventing unlawful immigration and facilitating the return.
The EU adopted a law in 2004 to create a network of ILOs for coordinating efforts of officers within a 3rd nation or regions. Around 500 ILOs are currently deputed by EU member nations to 100 plus nations. However, the gaps in coordination continue that the new rules aim to address, as quoted by the Consilium Europa EU.
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