EU announces tougher controls on immigration

Plans for tougher controls on immigration into the European Union were announced today.

EU announces tougher controls on immigration
Wed, 13 Feb, 2008 - 12:31

Plans for tougher controls on immigration into the European Union were announced today.

They include a satellite surveillance system monitoring the Union’s entire territory and “electronic travel authorisation” for everyone moving around Europe.

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