5 European Nations Follow U.S. with Plans for Third-Country Deportations as EU Approves Migrant "Return Hubs"
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5 European nations follow U.S. with plans for third-country deportations as EU approves migrant "return hubs"
Five European countries are moving ahead with plans to send rejected asylum applicants to "return hubs" in countries outside the bloc under new EU rules.
The Council of the EU has finally adopted new rules on the return of third-country nationals who do not have the right to stay in the EU, which will enter into force in the coming weeks. The rules complement the Pact on Migration and Asylum and aim to make it more effective. The new framework provides for uniform return procedures at EU level and imposes on those staying illegally an obligation to leave the Member State and cooperate with the au…
EU tightens migration chain as return rules approved
The European Union (EU) member states on Thursday gave final approval to a new regulation to accelerate the return of people with no legal right to stay, adding an enforcement mechanism to migration and asylum rules that took effect in June, reported Xinhua. Under the new Return Regulation, EU countries will operate under common return procedures, including a new European Return Order, and gain the option of establishing so-called "return hubs" …
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