The EU wants to increase deportations and supports ‘return hubs’ in third countries

Radio France Internationale

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EU migration reform raises potential of controversial return hubs

The EU on Tuesday opened the way for member states to set up migrant return centres outside the bloc, in a highly contentious move following pressure from governments to facilitate deportations.

Fria Tider

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New bill to bring back illegal immigrants. Welcomed by the government: "We have to try new things."

Conservative Home

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The Conservatives are talking a good game on immigration reform - now they must walk it

As with the last time the Conservatives announced a new immigration policy, I will take a moment to point out that CCHQ has once again pre-empted the grand policy review that was supposed to be deciding this stuff. But that said, the latest announcement – a hard crackdown on foreign offenders – is a welcome step in the right direction. Such a programme ought to be something which unites sceptics with sensible immigration advocates. Even if you s…

The Straits Times

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EU proposal would send rejected migrants to centres outside the bloc for deportation

The proposal still requires approval from the European Parliament and EU member states. Read more at straitstimes.com.

The Journal

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European Commission proposal to increase migrant deportations condemned as 'new low' for the EU

Amnesty said that the proposals would have “severe diplomatic, legal and financial implications for Europe”.

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80 percent of the rejected asylum seekers who have to leave stay in Europe. The EU now wants to commit them to participating in the return. Political resistance is programmed.