EU leaders are holding a one-day, informal, summit in Malta to discuss migration and the consolidation of Europe once the UK leaves the bloc.<br /><br /> British Prime Minister Theresa May <br />is to pledge the UK’s continued assistance with the migrant crisis, Downing Street says, and to remain a ‘reliable partner’ after Brexit.<br /><br /> May is expected to brief those attending on her talks with new US President Donald Trump.<br /><br /> His approach to migration appears to be a cause for concern. EU Foreign Policy Chief Federica Mogherini said there were “some differences” between the US and EU on this point.<br /><br /> “This is why in the European Union decisions today you will find an increased support to the IOM and the UNHCR. So the European approach is this: human rights, saving lives, managing the flow with UN agencies. So I guess there are some differences there.<br /><br /> Aid agency Amnesty International has condemned the leaders’ planned measures to stem the flow of migrants from the Libyan coast.<br />
