РЕГЛАМЕНТАЦИЯ И МЕРКИ ЗА ОГРАНИЧАВАНЕ И ПРЕВЕНЦИЯ НА НЕЛЕГАЛНАТА МИГРАЦИЯ – МЕЖДУНАРОДНОПРАВНИ АСПЕКТИ

Abstract

Migration is a multi-dimensional phenomenon, caused by various factors, including economic conditions, social and political conditions, conditions for exercising the right to work. In the context of legal regulation, following the Treaty of Rome of 1957, several consecutive amendments have expanded the EU's competence on migration issues. It is up to the Bulgarian state to protect its own interest and the interest of the European Union by preventing illegal access and entry across borders, which could be a threat to both national security and the security of the European Union. At the same time, it is important to guarantee the necessary living conditions and the integration of refugees and asylum seekers in Bulgaria It is necessary to find mechanisms to achieve a higher degree of convergence of the rules on the recognition and content of international protection based on higher standards.