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"en.20110608.20.3-224-500"2
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"Bulgaria and Romania have been subjected to the evaluation of the proper application of all parts of the Schengen acquis: control of the land, sea and air borders, police cooperation, visas, connection to the Schengen Information System (SIS), and data protection. This is a precondition for the EU Council of Ministers in deciding to abolish checks at internal borders with those Member States, following consultation with the European Parliament. Following the positive results of the evaluations and follow-up visits by teams of experts, it can be concluded that although some issues remain outstanding and regular reports and future follow-up visits are being demanded, these do not constitute an obstacle to the full accession of Bulgaria and Romania to the Schengen area. We cannot, however, neglect the Bulgaria-Turkey-Greece region, which is one of the EU’s most sensitive external borders in terms of illegal immigration. There is a need to strengthen the measures already taken and to be prepared to combat a possible sharp increase in migration pressure. Bulgaria should adopt additional measures, including a special plan that includes measures to be applied at the moment of entry to the Schengen area."@en1
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