European migrant crisis | Reactions | European Union | Member States to ensure fingerprinting of all migrants; | Consider options for an emergency relocation mechanism; | The Asylum Procedures Directive | The Receptions Conditions Directive | The Qualification Directive | The Dublin regulation | Achieving greater convergence and reducing asylum shopping. | Preventing secondary movements within the EU. | A structured resettlement system. | Simplify, clarify, and shorten asylum procedures. | Ensure common guarantees for asylum seekers. | Ensure stricter rules to combat abuse. | Harmonize rules on safe countries. | Create greater convergence of recognition rates and forms or protection. | Implement firmer rules sanctioning secondary movements. | Provide protection only for as long as needed. | Strengthen integration incentives. | Ensure asylum seekers remain available and discourage them from absconding. | Grant earlier access to the labour market. | Implement common reinforced guarantees. | Border patrol operations | Relocation and resettlement of asylum seekers | EU "Safe countries of origin" list | Valletta Summit on Migration | Negotiations with Turkey | =EU–Turkey deal= | Effects on Dublin and Schengen rules | On 17 September, Croatia closed its border with Serbia. | EU member states | International | Libya