💨 Abstract
The Swiss government is seeking the authority to limit EU immigration based on factors like net migration, commuter numbers, and welfare dependency. Despite objectors, Switzerland and the EU agreed to deepen economic ties in December 2024, with immigration being a key issue. The government wants a "protective clause" in Swiss law to restrict immigration in critical situations, likening it to a "fire extinguisher." If triggered, it involves negotiations with the EU and a potential arbitration tribunal.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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