Germany proposes EU rapid response force
The article discusses Germany's plan to establish a rapid response force under the European "Frontex" agency to address sudden migration crises at the European Union's borders, especially following events such as the summer Ceuta crisis. The initiative aims to enable the agency to provide support to member states within 24 hours, through an enhanced mandate that allows for quicker and more dynamic responses. The plan includes setting up centers outside the Union for the return of migrants, with the goal of deporting rejected applications, despite criticism deeming such centers as harsh and violative of fundamental rights. These efforts are part of Germany's broader strategies to strengthen migration policies and reduce pressures, within a wider context of tightening asylum policies across Europe.
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