Decreasing Illegal Immigrants in Europe

As some of of the delegates might know, the gramany delegation is adressing the QUESTION OF: Effective measures to decrease the number of illegal immigrants in Europe.

Firstly immigration, in Europe comes from mostly Africa, Asia and Middle East. According to various EU estimates, around half a million illegal immigrants still enter the European Union annually, even after years of measures that have included policing, detention, and repatriation. The European Union already aided 18 billion euros. THAT WASN'T ENOUGH!

The European Cauacus while passing the resolution, needs to be aware of the human rights, increase of inadequate development package to the countries where the immigrants are fleeing to maintain and prosper our relation with countries

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The issue is that countries in the EU will not admit the 224 detention camps being run in somewhat suspicious manner, nor the investment inequality caused by NATO in 2007(to recap: the U.N. industrialized countries invested about 0.35% of their GDPs in developing countries in need, which is where most immigrants come from. The U.N. requires a minimum of 0.7% to be spent. Where was all the money? Well, the investment budget was put 92% into military. over 70% of this military investment came from NATO. The countries suffered and many residents turned to illegal immigration).
The detention camps are train station depots, abandoned ships and even former WWII camps(in France). Illegal aliens(about 500,000 per year) are kept in groups of up to 30,000 together with asylum seekers for even more than 18 months. The conditions are bad and the suicidal rates of immigrants rise above those of the native European population.

Distinguished delegates,

The issue of Illegal immigration has plagued Europe in large proportions and chieving a solution requires going into the roots of this fortuity and promoting cooperation between the and European Union, Member States involved on the matter, and the respective UN regional bodies, such as the United Nations Office of the Special Adviser on Africa. In order to identify the main focal points of attraction of immigrants, classify migratory patterns, and conceive solutions to the socio-ethnic problems that might be causing such massive immigration levels.

Turkey would like to point out that, methods like policing arrests, detention, and deportation of illegal immigrants are mild violations of Article 13, Section 2 of the UN Universal Declaration of Human Rights, which allows people to flee from countries that they deem detrimental to their well-being, which is the case of most of them. Indeed it has been quite ironic of France to be mentioning respect towards human rights, when in August it has illegally repatriated 150 Romas, clearly violating 2004 EU Directive on Freedom of Movement and the UN charter, more specifically the very same article and section previously stated.

Yes honorable delegate of Turkey,

It is true what you stated previously about the Romans but its more important for the delegate to take in consideration that no one should be above the law where without this fundamental concept we are nothing. The rule of law and France soverngty needs to overcome and be practiced under our territory. They are in France illegaly. If they are legal with our constitution they are more then welcome to stay.