There’s legitimate debate as to whether the rules—which the European Commission approved in 2024 after years of negotiation among the EU’s 26 member states—have real teeth and will work as intended. And time to limit the political destabilization mass migration has wrought across Europe may indeed be running out, as recent violence in Northern Ireland over a stabbing attack by a Sudanese asylum-seeker shows. The post appeared first on .

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