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"en.20130612.44.3-326-000"2
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"I voted for this proposal.
Organised crime networks from third countries seek to abuse the asylum system to bring criminal members of a network into an EU Member State as contacts for their criminal business. Once within the territory of an EU Member State, these members of the organised crime network ask for asylum with false identities in order to get a legitimate stay in the EU without any criminal record. Moreover, information provided by Europol suggests that human traffickers also seek to abuse the asylum system by requesting asylum alleging a false country of origin.
With these concerns in mind, the Rapporteur welcomes the possibility for Member States’ designated authorities and the European Police Office (Europol) to request the comparison of fingerprint data – on a hit/no hit basis – with those stored in the Eurodac database for the fight against terrorist offences and other serious criminal offences.
The Rapporteur believes that providing for law enforcement access to Eurodac is a significant step forward from the last proposal, capable of preventing the type of situations described above while being accompanied by the necessary safeguards."@en1
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