Professor Walter Obwexer of the EU rights thinks that the project of migration commissioner Magnus Brunner is very progress and also sees no major problems when the decision of Austria to stop reunification of the family.
The new EU Commissioner for Migration, the Vorarlberg Magnus Brunner, presented a concept law to combat the large European problem room. There must be considerably stricter rules for the asylum demand. In this way, deportations of illegal arriving in the future will be easier and faster. The ex-ORVP Financial Minister has announced that he must also be imposed for up to 20 years. And: if an asylum application is rejected in an EU country, the person concerned may not submit a new application in the next country.
“A regulation becomes a guideline”
Walter Obwexer, the European law expert of the University of Innsbruck, sees a clear improvement in the previous status of 2008. Now it is easier to bring people who can be a safety risk. “It is an addition to the last package. The return was omitted there. A recipe becomes a guideline. That is a big step forward. “The asylum procedures-the package passes the EU parliament to take place everywhere from June 2026.
The “Dublin Process”
The legal professor also considers the establishment of return centers in third countries in the case of corresponding agreements. Every country must also act for itself: through negotiations with other countries. The problems were based on the miserable or failed “Dublin process”, according to which people who have submitted an asylum application in a country should also stay there. Didn’t work. Keep the keyword further.
Reunification family stop: “Good arguments”
The government of Austria wants to temporarily suspend the reunification of the family. The country is overwhelmed in certain areas – such as in Viennese schools. It is therefore referred to a section in EU legislation, a kind of “emergency situation” when public safety is endangered. Walter Obwexer: “Austria has good arguments here that this is legal.”
Source: Krone
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