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| Thursday, 15 February 2007 | |||||
What’s new? Schengen Agreements were introduced long ago to facilitate people’s movements in Europe, but now the problem of borders is concerning a more thorny matter: today (February 15th), EU justice and interior ministers have met to deal with a highly controversial issue about an overhaul of data-sharing rules and environmental crimes.
According to the program set up by Germany -the current presidency of the EU- the application of the above proposal would bring about the application of Schengen Agreements to EU (single states’) law-books, “a move that would translate into the sharing of personal information such as DNA, national police operating across borders and even air marshals boarding foreign planes”, the EU observer reported . The purpose is to limit illegal immigration from non-European countries and to simplify legal procedures and investigations across the EU. What about the other countries?
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