Publication

Feb 2015

This paper analyzes EU law and its relationship with national provisions regarding the criminalization of irregular migration and of acts of solidarity with them. It reveals the varied nature and extent of penalties imposed by different member states and concludes that there is an important role for public trust in immigration law compliance, not just in measures directed towards irregular migrants but also towards those acting in solidarity with irregular migrants.

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Author Mark Provera
Series CEPS Papers in Liberty and Security in Europe
Issue 80
Publisher Centre for European Policy Studies (CEPS)
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