Frontex with greater powers, also outside the EU. Poland supports the changes

Frontex is set to enhance its role in organizing migrant returns and monitoring online threats, according to Duszczyk. The agency will increase its personnel to 6,000 and have a reserve of 17,000 national border guards. This reform aims to improve border security while maintaining member states' responsibilities. Poland supports the initiative, emphasizing the need for effective intelligence capabilities. However, NGOs express concerns about human rights compliance in operations outside the EU. The proposal will undergo negotiations among member states and the European Parliament.