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The new rules to make EU security, migration and border management information systems work together in a more intelligent and targeted way have entered into force.

A political priority for 2018-2019, the interoperability measures will ensure that border guards and police officers have access to the right information whenever and wherever they need it to perform their duties. The new measures will help them detect identity fraud more easily while ensuring the highest standards of data protection and respect for fundamental rights.

The EU-LISA Agency, responsible for the management of the large-scale IT systems in the area of freedom, security and justice, can begin the work of developing the interoperability tools, which is expected to be complete by 2023.

In the meantime, the Commission stands ready to assist member states in implementing the Interoperability Regulations.

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