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Despite containing important points on migration issues which we have been defending for a long time, the report not only does not denounce the EU’s current guidelines and policies – which are criminalising and repressive towards migrants – but in fact forms another aspect of these.
To be specific, the report adopts as its own the concept of the existence of different ‘categories’ of migrants – such as the ‘most highly skilled’, ‘seasonal’ and others – and their management according to the labour needs of the various EU countries, particularly through the creation of a Blue Card: what a dehumanising view of migration and migrants.
Furthermore, the report advocates creating a common migration policy which we consider to be inadequate and unrealistic, given both the results of other ‘common’ policies and the differing situations existing in the Member States. We reiterate that migration policy is the responsibility of each country and its democratic institutions.
As we have said, a common policy is not necessary, but another policy is, in a framework of cooperation between the Member States, which will promote the rights of migrants, particularly through the ratification of the United Nations Convention on the Protection of the Rights of All Migrant Workers and Members of Their Families."@en1
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