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The events on the island of Lampedusa and the resultant border closure by the French State have made the reshaping of Frontex unavoidable. Integrated management of operational cooperation at the external borders of the Member States of the EU guarantees an area of freedom, security and justice for European citizens. The goal of the proposals submitted is to strengthen the role of Frontex and provide greater autonomy from the Member States with regard to the human resources and instruments it can use. The creation of a reserve European border guard system and budget reinforcement will provide the agency with the means to acquire its own equipment and provide immediate assistance when necessary, where timeframes for action and consent are limited. Another important factor is the greater emphasis on respect for human rights, through the creation of a consultative forum, and the new powers regarding handling personal data to fight cross-border crime and illegal migration. I am voting in favour of this report as I believe the EU must urgently establish a migration policy based on the principles of solidarity and responsibility whilst respecting international and EU law, giving special attention to the most vulnerable individuals."@en1
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