The permanent office of the Chamber of Deputies decided on Monday to put on the agenda of the plenary the request of the parliamentary groups AUR and SOS Romania to establish a commission of inquiry regarding the impact of migration on public order and national security, compliance with the legislation regarding the regime of foreigners and combating illegal migration.
The investigation commission will aim to request from the competent authorities (the General Inspectorate for Immigration, the General Inspectorate of the Border Police, the Romanian Police, CNCD, the Territorial Labor Inspectorate and other relevant institutions) complete data and updates regarding: crimes and misdemeanors committed by foreign citizens, broken down by nationality; types of facts and periods, illegal stay situations, return decisions, escorted removals and re-entry ban measures; cases of secondary migration and attempted fraudulent border crossing; abuses and exploitation at the workplace, including the involvement of foreign citizens as perpetrators, the effectiveness of controls and prevention and combat measures applied by the responsible institutions, according to the document consulted by Agerpres.
“Based on these data and the hearings carried out, the commission will identify legislative and administrative vulnerabilities, evaluate the impact of the phenomenon on public order and national security and formulate concrete proposals for legislative, administrative and institutional solutions aimed at reducing abusive migration, improving the retention of foreign workers and strengthening the control capacity of the authorities”, the source mentioned.
