EU summit: Leaders clash over migration, as Denmark, Italy and Poland push for stronger language
- European Union leaders clashed over irregular migration in the closing stages of a two-day summit in Brussels, prolonging discussions beyond the expected finish time.
- Denmark, Poland and Italy pushed for changes to the conclusions, including an indirect reference to Spain's large-scale regularisation plan of 600,000 undocumented migrants.
- A new working draft obtained by Euronews urged countries to avoid "measures that could create incentives for illegal migration".
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- European Union leaders clashed over irregular migration in the closing stages of a two-day summit in Brussels, prolonging discussions beyond the expected finish time.
- Denmark, Poland and Italy pushed for changes to the conclusions, including an indirect reference to Spain's large-scale regularisation plan of 600,000 undocumented migrants.
- A new working draft obtained by Euronews urged countries to avoid "measures that could create incentives for illegal migration".
Sources: Euronews