In 2017, people with non-EU nationality represented 46% of immigration, with 30% being citizens of another EU
Member State. Among the
Member States, the highest proportion of non-EU citizens in 2018 was observed in Italy (70% of the total immigrants), Slovenia (65%) and Sweden (62%).
Among these 4.4 million immigrants during 2017, there were an estimated 2 million citizens of non-EU countries, 1.3 million people with citizenship of a different EU
Member State from the one to which they immigrated, around 1 million people who migrated to an EU
Member State of which they had the citizenship, and some 11,000 stateless people.
"strongly condemned" the resolution and said it was "entirely inappropriate" for a
member state to take the role.
Validation: The sponsor chooses a reporting
Member State (Reporting
Member State) to which it submits the application.
The number of
Member States exceeding their quotas remains limited and the concerned surplus production accounts for 0.1% of all milk delivered or covered by direct sales (0.2% in the previous milk quota year).
Contrary to what Mr Bufton suggests, there is a range of specified grounds on which a
member state may refuse to extradite a person who is the subject of an EAW that has been issued by another
member state.
Mann and Purnhagen emphasize that EU citizenship is prima facie dependent on "being national of a
Member State." EU citizenship depends on the national citizenship of an EU
Member State.
Regulation EC 1907/2006 (REACH) obliges the agency to submit a draft annual update of the Corap to
member states by 28 February each year.
Unlike Parliament, several capitals - in old'
member states - are reluctant to grant certain powers to the Commission, in particular that of monitoring the conformity of agreements prior to their signature.
(Entitlements built up in one
Member State should be recognized when calculating benefit entitlement in another (the "aggregation" principle).
The European Court of Justice (ECJ) has judged in the Synthon Judgement of 16 October 2008 (Case C-452/06) (the ' Synthon Judgement') that each
Member State has to assess whether the application for a marketing authorization fulfils the validity criteria as set out in article 28 of Directive 2001/83/EC as amended.
There are significant differences between
Member States, with almost the entire populations of Italy and Austria possessing one, for example.