AlQa'dah 15, 1436, Aug 30, 2015, SPA -- The top security officials of Germany, France and Britain are pressing for better processing of migrants arriving in southern Europe and for a European Union-wide list of countries considered safe. Interior ministers Thomas de Maiziere of Germany, Bernard Cazeneuve of France and Theresa May of Britain issued a statement Sunday after consulting in Paris the previous day. They stressed the need to set up "hot spots" in Greece and Italy by the year's end to ensure migrants are fingerprinted and registered, allowing authorities to identify quickly those in need of protection. The interior ministers called for a special meeting of EU interior and justice ministers in the next two weeks. De Maiziere said that "we have no more time to lose" and the EU can't wait until the next regular meeting of the ministers scheduled for early October, AP reported.
