Vertaling van "immigration policy " (Engels → Nederlands) :

69. Considers that immigration policies which seek to promote the sustainable economic, social and legal integration of migrants are vital in order to achieve a balance between the respective rights and responsibilities of migrants and host societies, and that admission mechanisms for third country nationals must be managed effectively and transparently; prerequisites of the integration process are equal treatment through the elimination of all discrimination against migrants and their offspring and a close alignment with employment and social affairs policies; such policies ...[+++] should be encouraged in a bid to alleviate certain democratic challenges; recognises however that immigration in itself will not resolve all the problems associated with demographic change and also creates its own challenges;

The development of common asylum and immigration policies since the entry into force of the Treaty of Amsterdam has resulted in closer interdependency between Member States' policies in these areas, making the need for a more coordinated approach of national policies essential for strengthening the area of freedom, security and justice.

On immigration policy the Commission adopted in June 2003 a Communication on Immigration, Integration and Employment, responding to the Tampere European Council's request to develop an integration policy for third country nationals in the framework of overall EU policy on immigration. The Communication also addressed employment-related issues concerning immigration, in line with the orientations flowing from the Lisbon Strategy and the Commission's Spring Report.

Not everyone who wishes to enter EU territory can do so. And therefore, as Mr Watson said, we must have a policy of repatriation that ensures the credibility of our immigration policy.

14. Considers that the policy of 'zero immigration', which to all effects and purposes has prevailed in most of the EU Member States over the last few decades, has been unable to provide an appropriate response to the complex, shifting pattern of migration flows within Europe and has indirectly stimulated clandestine immigration at the expense of orderly legal immigration; this is one of the causes of precarious working conditions (not only for immigrants but also for the host countries, working population) and it has unleashed racist and xenophobic sentiment; points out in this connection that, if the internal market is not to become an area of insecurity to be taken advantage of by unscrupulous economic operators, organised crime and il ...[+++]legal immigration networks, the EU must adopt a more open, transparent and flexible common immigration policy based on a thorough analysis of the matter;

In its Communication of November 2000 [75], the Commission had already highlighted the need to closely monitor and evaluate EU immigration policy. In order to monitor progress over time and to ensure the overall consistency both of EU policy and instruments with an impact on immigration and of national policies, the Commission intends to prepare an annual report on the development of the common immigration policy.