Frontex executive director Fabrice Leggeri steps down after a media investigation into the agency’s involvement in illegal pushbacks
Frontex executive director Fabrice Leggeri has resigned and communicated his decision to the board of management, according to media reports.
Politico, Der Spiegel and Lighthouse Reports said on Friday Frontex executive director Fabrice Leggeri had resigned and communicated his decision to the board of management of the agency. Another Olaf report has also confirmed Frontex’s involvement in pushbacks. It has not been made public due to the sensitivity of the information, said an EU official who did not want to be named.
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