French Minister Raises Alarm Over EU E-Gates for UK Holidaymakers

Tuesday, 28 May 2024, 00:47

French transport minister Patrice Vergriete expresses concern over the upcoming implementation of new EU e-gates that will require British nationals to have their photograph and fingerprints taken when entering the bloc. The minister fears that this measure could potentially disturb public order, raising questions about its impact on travel procedures and privacy concerns.

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French Minister Voices Concerns

French transport minister Patrice Vergriete has stated that the introduction of new EU e-gates poses potential challenges for UK holidaymakers.

Automated Border Measures

From October, Brit nationals will need to have their photograph and fingerprints taken before entering the EU, according to the new regulations.

This move has sparked worries about the public order implications and the practicalities of implementing these e-gates effectively.

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