Nineteen EU countries and Norway call for return of Afghans living illegally in Europe | Ariana News | Afghanistan News

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

57% : The absence of a repatriation framework has led to growing political pressure within the bloc, particularly among governments facing public concern over migration and security.
53% : The joint appeal, led by Belgium's Minister for Asylum and Migration, Anneleen Van Bossuyt, was detailed in a letter addressed to Magnus Brunner, the EU Commissioner for Internal Affairs and Migration.
48% : Despite the humanitarian warnings, several European governments argue that establishing a structured return mechanism is necessary to uphold the credibility of Europe's migration policies and ensure that those denied asylum can be lawfully repatriated.
37% : Since the IEA takeover of Afghanistan in 2021, European countries have lacked any formal return mechanism, as the EU does not recognize the IEA as the legitimate government.

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