EU proposes expanding Frontex powers to deport migrants, The Insider reports
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The EU is proposing to give Frontex new powers to deport migrants from outside Europe, according to the EU. The European Commission presented a plan to reform Frontex on October 27, according to The Insider. The plan includes increasing the agency's staff to 30,000 permanent members and creating a reserve of 17,000 personnel, according to The Insider.
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EU states: The EU is proposing to give Frontex new powers to deport migrants from outside Europe.
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The Insider states: The European Commission presented a plan to reform Frontex on October 27.
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The Insider states: The proposed changes include expanding Frontex's deportation powers, creating a rapid response unit for border crises, and increasing the number of staff.
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The Insider states: The plan includes increasing the agency's staff to 30,000 permanent members and creating a reserve of 17,000 personnel.
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The Insider states: The EU leadership wants to establish an internet monitoring center to track social media posts and identify potential border security threats.
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Evi Chayka states: Evi Chayka, head of international human rights organization EQUAL PostOst, told The Insider that the Frontex reform aims to curb migration flows into the EU and reflects a trend towards closing borders for asylum seekers.
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- Updated: new information was added. - The EU is proposing to give Frontex new powers to deport migrants from outside Europe. (developing) - The proposed changes include expanding Frontex's deportation powers, creating a rapid response unit for border crises, and increasing the number of staff. (developing)
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