Source: European Parliament
Question for written answer E-000588/2025/rev.1
to the Commission
Rule 144
Piotr Müller (ECR)
Doubts are being raised about the implementation of the Pact on Migration and Asylum as a result of ambiguity about the time frames for migrant relocation and the contents of the pact itself, as well as contradictory statements from government representatives, including the German Foreign Minister. Of particular concern is the question of the forced relocation of migrants, which has been met with resistance from many Member States.
In light of this:
- 1.Does the Commission have an up-to-date schedule for implementing the Pact on Migration and Asylum, including the stages and time frames for relocating migrants to other Member States? If so, could it please provide details.
- 2.Is the Commission considering taking legislative action to withdraw from the Pact on Migration and Asylum due to many Member States’ staunch opposition to the forced relocation of migrants and their concerns about security and societal stability?
- 3.Given that Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk has repeatedly stressed to the media that Poland would not implement any migration pact or any provisions of that nature[1], does this mean that the Commission has changed its position of 17 January 2025[2], when it stated that no country was exempt from implementing the migration pact?
Please provide detailed responses to the above questions.
Submitted: 9.2.2025
Last updated: 5 March 2025