The EU Entry/Exit System and the Interoperability Trap: How Structural Function Creep Hollows Out Proportionality

This post analyses the EU Entry/Exit System as an interoperable biometric infrastructure and argues that its design enables structural function creep, undermining proportionality, purpose limitation, and Article 8 Charter protections in EU border and law‑enforcement governance.

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2026-04-24
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https://doi.org/10.21428/9885764c.cb628bd1
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European Criminal Justice and Data Protection
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The EU Entry/Exit System and the Interoperability Trap: How Structural Function Creep Hollows Out Proportionality

Samay Jain
European Criminal Justice and Data Protection
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The EU Entry/Exit System and the Interoperability Trap: How Structural Function Creep Hollows Out Proportionality

Samay Jain
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This post analyses the EU Entry/Exit System as an interoperable biometric infrastructure and argues that its design enables structural function creep, undermining proportionality, purpose limitation, and Article 8 Charter protections in EU border and law‑enforcement governance.

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