Changes in European Asylum Policy

The new European Union Asylum System (GEAS) came into force in June 2026. It aims to tighten control over EU borders, standardize asylum procedures, and reduce the burden on member states, especially in the Mediterranean region. The reform includes pre-screenings at borders, a more balanced distribution of responsibilities for hosting refugees, and strict oversight by the European Commission. Despite some criticism regarding the imposition of restrictions and longer detention periods, the reform seeks to strengthen European solidarity and improve the management of migrant flows.

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