EU border agency 'has failed to protect asylum seekers' rights'

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

64% : The blame is placed largely on Leggeri, a former senior official in France's interior ministry in charge of illegal migration, who has been the agency's executive director since 2015.
49% : After more than a 1.2 million people sought asylum in the EU in 2015, European leaders agreed to give the Warsaw-based organisation more staff and money, a point of consensus in the often fraught EU debate on how to manage migration.
46% : She said there was a perception inside and outside the agency that upholding human rights was in conflict with border control.
46% : "Some of the actors still perceive that when you start acting on fundamental rights, then you become less effective on border control ... [Frontex] needs to do both and it's possible to do both at the same time, so

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