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The European Union voted on a controversial set of reforms regarding migration and asylum rules as the 27-nation bloc’s Parliament passed the Pact on Migration and Asylum in a series of 10 votes.

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The European Union on Wednesday voted on a controversial set of reforms regarding migration and asylum rules as the 27-nation bloc’s parliament passed the Pact on Migration and Asylum in a series of 10 votes.

EU member states have been working to approve the pact since 2015, when Europe’s migrant crisis exploded due to 1.3M refugees fleeing from Syria and Iraq. Over the last nine years, there has been fierce debate over the EU’s migration policy and responsibilities.

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EU states had been working to approve the pact since 2015, when Europe’s migrant crisis exploded due to 1.3M refugees fleeing from Syria and Iraq. Over the last nine years, there has been fierce debate over the EU’s migration policy and responsibilities.

The changes still need approval from the EU states, a formality that will happen within the next month before they take effect in 2026. The pact “limits irregular migration” and “relieves the burden” on countries that have been disproportionately affected by mass migration.

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The changes still need approval from the EU member states, a formality that will happen within the next month before taking effect in 2026. The pact “limits irregular migration” and “relieves the burden” on countries that have been disproportionately affected by mass migration.

The changes still need approval from the EU states, a formality that will happen within the next month before taking effect in 2026. The pact “limits irregular migration” and “relieves the burden” on countries that have been disproportionately affected by mass migration.

The pact is made up of 10 legislative texts, all of which passed despite strong opposition from both the left and right. The reforms include measures to relocate migrants to different EU countries.

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The pact is made up of 10 legislative texts, all of which passed despite strong opposition from both the left and right. The reforms include measures to relocate migrants to different EU countries to share the burden and mechanisms to deal with influxes of arrivals.

The reform doesn’t alter the “Dublin principle.” which places asylum application responsibilities on the country of arrival. It also enhances screening procedures and tweaks existing databases to accommodate more information.

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This reform doesn’t alter the "Dublin principle," which places asylum application responsibilities on the country of arrival. But it enhances screening procedures and tweaks existing databases to accommodate more information.

In order to distribute migrants more evenly, the bill requires member countries to accept more people. A member country can provide alternative assistance, mainly financially, if it doesn’t want to accept more people.

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The European Parliament took a major step in solving problems related to migration and asylum, and the EU should be proud of finding a compromise to deal with such a difficult issue. Despite the far-right and far-left fighting to undermine an agreement, European lawmakers prioritized common sense and compassion in a way that will improve Europe’s migration system. Passing such sweeping reforms requires tough negotiations and extended debate, and Wednesday’s agreement provides real solutions to the migration

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European Parliament approves migration deal after years of deadlock

The EU continues to ignore the will of the European people, especially in regard to mass migration. Both the left and the right are dissatisfied with Brussels’ out-of-touch approach to dealing with an issue that is fundamentally and permanently damaging Europe, and no one outside of the European Parliament is satisfied with the new migration pact. Europe is being overrun with illegal migrants, and simply spreading them out across different countries does nothing to stop this invasion. Despite feigning compa

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Danish far-right and far-left united in disdain of EU Migration Pact

There is a 50% chance that at least 40% of Germany’s population will have a migrant background in 2040, according to the Metaculus prediction community.

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This is a major step toward solving problems related to migration and asylum, and the EU should be proud it came to a compromise despite those on the extremes attempting to undermine an agreement. The EU has prioritized common sense and compassion in a way that will improve Europe’s immigration system for years to come.

The EU continues to ignore the will of its people when it comes to mass migration. Both sides of the political aisle are fed up with Brussels' out-of-touch approach to dealing with an issue that's fundamentally and permanently damaging Europe. Europe is being overrun by migrants, and spreading them out won't stop the invasion.

There's a 50% chance that at least 40% of Germany’s population will have a migrant background in 2040, according to the Metaculus prediction community.

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