Irregular Migration to the Member States of the European Union as a Challenge to National and Regional Security in the 21st Century
Irregular Migration to the Member States of the European Union as a Challenge to National and Regional Security in the 21st Century

Summary/Abstract: Irregular migration to the Member States of the European Union constitutes one of the keychallenges to national and regional security in the twenty-first century. The intensification ofmigratory pressure, particularly after 2015, has exposed the limitations of existing migrationmanagement mechanisms as well as the complexity of threats related to border protection,public order, and the stability of asylum systems. The abstract analyses EU migration policy fromlegal, institutional, and operational perspectives, with particular emphasis on the New Pact onMigration and Asylum, return procedures, readmission mechanisms, and the role of the Frontexagency. The research hypothesis assumes a shift in priorities towards strengthened bordercontrol and cooperation with third countries, at the expense of internal solidarity mechanismsand human rights protection standards. The conclusions indicate a growing fragmentation ofEU migration policy and the need to balance security inte

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