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EU Pledges to Improve Border Control
The European Union has begun intensifying its efforts to address issues related to the new border monitoring system, after airlines and airports reported disruptions caused by the system, which leads to waiting times of up to five hours. The system, which eliminates manual passport stamping and records travelers’ biometric data, aims to enhance security and monitor overstays and refusal of entry. It functions well at most border crossings, with flexible procedures activated during the summer season. Europe is currently experiencing repercussions due to staff shortages and the lack of proper infrastructure. Since October 2025, over 110 million people have entered through this system, and more than 44,000 individuals have been barred from entry due to lacking the correct documentation.
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