The European Commission published a strategic plan comprising 10 parts on Wednesday to roll out controversial new migration and asylum rules for the European Union. The aim is to make the regulations a “reality on the ground” in EU countries, European Commission Vice President Margaritis Schinas said in a statement. The new body of migration law is the product of years of fierce debate between member states, but the EU finally adopted new legislation in May. The new laws require all 27 EU member states to take some responsibility for managing asylum applications – including those who voted aga…