The European Union has approved a major overhaul of its migration rules, marking a significant shift in its approach to handling immigration issues.

The new rules aim to create a more unified and coordinated approach to migration across the EU member states. Key changes include a more equitable distribution of asylum-seekers, increased support for border control and security measures, and improved integration programs for refugees and migrants.

This decision comes after years of debate and disagreement among EU members on how to address the ongoing migration crisis. The approval of these new rules signals a step towards a more cohesive and effective migration policy for the European Union.

With the new migration rules in place, the EU aims to better manage and strengthen its borders while also upholding its humanitarian values and obligations towards those seeking asylum and refuge within its borders.