Topic
Border Enforcement
291 published works
On Secessions, Constitutions and EU law
De-Europeanising Border Conflicts: Brexit’s Legal Toolkit
The scrutiny period for the UK–EU Agreement in respect of Gibraltar closed on 22 October 2026, clearing the way for UK ratification. The House of Lords European Affairs Committee had…
EU Law Analysis
Bigger Frontex, Smaller Fundamental Rights: Digitalisation and Externalisation in EU Border Governance
By stevepeerseulawanalysis-blogspot-com
Mariana Gkliati, Tilburg University Marloes Streppel, Leiden UniversityPhoto credit: Francesco Placco, via Wikimedia Commons
Free Movement Articles
Free Movement Weekly Immigration Newsletter #139
Welcome to the weekly Free Movement newsletter!The end of the ‘one in, one out’ deal between the UK and France was announced last week. The pilot expired on 1 October 2026, and…
EJIL: Talk!
Must States Control Their Borders? The Ceuta Crisis and International Law
Ceuta, a Spanish city on the North African coast with a population of approximately 80,000, experienced an unprecedented mass influx of people during the last week of July. Around 70,000…
Free Movement Articles
Court of Appeal considers what counts as facilitation under the Withdrawal Agreement (again)
By Chris Benn
Confusion at the UK border has been put under the spotlight again in the context of what constitutes the ‘facilitation’ of an extended family member’s UK entry and residence. Extended…
Verfassungsblog
Where Are You Really From?
By Juliane Beck
In recent years, both the European Union (EU) and its Member States have started relying heavily on advanced technologies, including Artificial Intelligence (AI), to support border control, migration management, and…
Verfassungsblog
At Germany’s Service
By Leon Züllig
Over the past 11 years, Schengen has been dying a death by a thousand cuts. Even though internal border controls are only to be used as exceptional measures subject to…
Knowledge Centre
UK eGates for Children: Access to Expand from July 2026
The post UK eGates for Children: Access to Expand from July 2026 appeared first on Richmond Chambers.
EU Law Analysis
Time to ring the Bell: Luxembourg’s Light on Pushbacks, Strasbourg’s Shadow on Pullbacks
By stevepeerseulawanalysis-blogspot-com
On Frontex’s Operational Powers, Allocation of Responsibility for Fundamental Rights Violations and Fragmented Justice By Prof. Jean-Yves Carlier and Dr. Eleonora Frasca, Université catholique de Louvain (UCLouvain), members of Equipe…
EU Law Enforcement
[DRAFT] Protecting Borders and Their Absence: Rethinking Frontex’s Role in Saving Schengen
Frontex Could Play a Key Role in Preventing Member States from Keeping in Place Unjustified Internal Border Controls By Noëlle, Isabel, Henrike, Hannah Source: picture alliance/dpa/Revierfoto | Revierfoto This year,…