By these new means illegally, those in the EU can be restored

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Commission the key points of the presentation

• New EU System: The system -based system includes joint procedures for remit decisions. It also includes a European return order used by Member States.
• Reciprocal Recognition of Return Decisions: The Member State may recognize the return decision made by another Member State and implement it directly without having to start a new procedure.
• Voluntary return is encouraged, But at the same time, clear rules on obsessive restoration are being drawn up: obsessive returning must be resorted to if a person illegally in the EU does not cooperate, escape to another Member State, do not leave the EU within a voluntary exit time or pose a safety risk.
• For those to be restored, stricter obligations are imposed on, But at the same time, the protective measures for persons are also clear: they have to cooperate with the national authorities throughout the refund procedure.
• Strong protection measures throughout the restoration process: All measures related to return must comply with fundamental rights and international human rights standards. The procedure must include, for example, the right of appeal and protective measures for minors and families. In addition, the procedure supports other persons in the lower position and follows the principle of the ban on returning.
• Stricter rules to limit abuse and prevent escape: Member States have the opportunity to apply stricter rules to locate those to be returned. The new rules define clear conditions for a person’s detention if there is a risk that this will escape. They also provide alternatives to detention. Detention can take up to 24 months, while the maximum length is currently 18 months.
• Rules for the safety risk of the security risk: Member States must assess at an early stage whether the person poses a security risk. If such a risk is identified, these persons are subject to strict rules, which include obsessively returning, longer entry bans and special detention criteria. The maximum duration of the detention may be extended from the right of the court.
• Reinforcement as part of the recovery process: The new rules include a common procedure to ensure that a review request is always made after the return decision.
• Returning centers: The proposal proposed will introduce the legal opportunity to return the illegally resident persons in the EU, who have received the final return decision, on the basis of an agreement or arrangement made at the EU level. Such an agreement or arrangement may be concluded with a country outside the EU that follows international human rights and principles of international law, including the principle of a ban on recovery.

Source: Commission