German Minister urges European rapid response
It was reported that German Interior Minister, Alexander Dobrindt, called for the establishment of a rapid response force affiliated with the European Union's Frontex agency to assist member states in managing sudden migration crises at the EU's external borders, similar to what happened in Spanish Ceuta this summer. The mission is for this force to be able to provide support within 24 hours in the event of intense pressure on the borders, by setting up migrant return centers in countries outside the EU to facilitate the deportation of rejected asylum seekers. This was announced during a conference in Munich ahead of a meeting with EU interior ministers and the European Commissioner, aimed at strengthening European cooperation to confront sudden migration flows and to deliver quick and effective responses.
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