Poland, Italy, and Denmark are jointly advocating for new EU policies that would allow European capitals to respond if a member state encourages migration into the Union. A document signed by Giorgia Meloni, Mette Frederiksen, and Donald Tusk highlights concerns about migration’s impact on European citizens and rising crime rates. According to Politico, this initiative serves as an unofficial signal directed towards Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez. The three leaders aim to establish a framework for collective action regarding migration management within the European Union. This move indicates a growing divide among EU members on how to address migration challenges. The proposal seeks to deter policies perceived as actively attracting migrants to the EU, prioritizing a unified response. Further negotiations are expected to determine the specifics of the proposed EU-level measures.