Well, it's been quite on the EU blue card front lately but we may see some info come to light in June. In an op-ed at EurActiv, Lars Hoffmann writes that the European Council will decide on a report entitled Project Europe 2030, which included recommendations on the blue card immigration scheme:

"It is for the June European Council to decide the report's fate...There are some excellent proposals in the report (e.g. a Blue Card for European immigrants...)."

The EU blue card is meant to be a method for non-EU citizens to work in the European Union on a temporary basis, albeit with an option for permanent residence after some time. The blue card is inspired by the United States Green Card and will allow non-EU citizens working in the EU under the program to bring family, and even move to another country in the EU if they receive a job offer there.

Details of the EU blue card are still pending and subject to change, but one thing is clear: the European Union will need outside workers to aid its aging economy in the coming decades.