Migration reform divides Europe as far-right influence grows
European migration policy is under renewed pressure as ministers meet to discuss tougher measures against smuggling and deportations, amid rising influence of far-right anti-immigration parties and criticism from Donald Trump. British and Danish leaders argue for “tough but fair” reforms and a modernisation of human rights rules, while the EU is preparing a major overhaul of its asylum system. Critics warn that the push for stricter policies risks sacrificing human rights in an effort to counter populism.
European migration policy is under renewed pressure as ministers meet to discuss tougher measures against smuggling and deportations, amid rising influence of far-right anti-immigration parties and criticism from Donald Trump. British and Danish leaders argue for “tough but fair” reforms and a modernisation of human rights rules, while the EU is preparing a major overhaul of its asylum system. Critics warn that the push for stricter policies risks sacrificing human rights in an effort to counter populism.
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