1. ARE INMIGRATION POLICIES IN THE EU WORKING? GROUP NUMBER 6: 1)ALFREDO GUEVARA, 2)YEH SHENG-HSIUNG, 3)GOH HUI KOON, 4)YU-HUI CHEN, 5)JIN-HUNG LIN

2. DEFINITION OF IMMIGRANTS IN EUROZONE Immigrants is talked about foreign-born population in Eurozone 1.native-born with two foreign-born population 2.native-born with mixed background 3.foreign-born who arrived as children 4.foreign-born who arrived as adult

3. IMMIGRANTS AND NATIVE-BORN OFFSPRING OF IMMIGRANTS, 2013 OR MOST RECENT YEAR

4. IMMIGRANT POLICY IN EU EU law, Article 78 the TFEU stipulates that the EU must provide a policy for asylum, subsidiary protection and temporary protection, ‘ensuring compliance with the principle of non-refoulement. ESC refers to separated children in Article 17 The ECSR – like the ECtHR – has highlighted that states interested in stopping attempts to circumvent immigration rules must not deprive foreign minors, especially if unaccompanied, of the protection their status warrants.

5. IMMIGRATION V.S. EMIGRATION Source:http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2514866/Now-net-migration-rise-Its-182-000-2-years-falls- workers-flee-eurozone.html

6. TOTAL IMMIGRATION TO THE EUROPEAN UNION BY DESTINATION COUNTRY

7. I wish to migrate to EU…………

8. Each EU country alone decides: The total number of migrants that can be admitted to the country to look for work; All final decisions on migrant applications; Rules on long-term visas – stays for periods longer than three months; and Conditions to obtain residence and work permits when no EU-wide rules have been adopted.

15. During the reorganization of the european commission in late 2014, the home affairs portfolio was renamed and restructured as the new DIRECTORATE-GENERAL FOR MIGRATION AND HOME AFFAIRS (DG HOME), reflecting the high priority of the topic. DG Migration and Home Affairs Policy Portfolio: 1. Migration and asylum- issues related to legal and irregular migration, integration, readmission and return 2. Internal security- the fight against organised crime and terrorism, police cooperation and the management of the EU's external border. The EU also actively cooperates with non-EU countries to work together on migration- and security-related challenges.

16. NEW POLICIES BY DG MIGRATION & HOME AFFAIRS 1. Stopping those who organise irregular migration - Ogranised crime including human trafficking group and forgery documents 2. Sanctioning those who hire irregular labour workers - No demand, no supply. 3. Improving external border controls - integrated border management strategy, i.e. biometric features and visa information system

17. NEW POLICIES BY DG MIGRATION & HOME AFFAIRS 4. Police Cooperation - joint investigation for cross border crime 5. Partnership with non-EU countries - supporting the origin country actions through funding, research, training.

18. MIGRATION IN EUROPE MAY BE A PROBLEM WITHOUT SOLUTION 1. POLITICAL CHAOS IN MIDDLE EAST AND AFRICA: asylum seekers fleeing conflict in Cameroon, the Central African Republic, Chad, Mali, Nigeria, Sudan, and South Sudan. 2. JOB FOR MIGRANTS IS LOW: lack of economic growth, sluggish domestic employment numbers and high unemployment rates. 3. MIGRATION CRISIS: According to European Commission statistics, the EU received approximately 626,000 applications for international protection in 2014.626,000 applications