Next Year, the Plane May Take Off for a Departure Center Outside the EU - but It Will Be without Deported Criminals.
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Initially, the government will deport rejected asylum seekers - and not criminals sentenced to deportation.
Germany and four other EU partners are stepping up the outsourcing of deportations: this year the first contract with a partner country such as Rwanda is due to stand. While the interior ministers are increasing the pace, a dispute about legal hurdles and exploding costs is burning.
The so-called "return hubs" outside the EU should not be prison-like. The ministers responsible for migration of the five EU countries that want to implement them continue to work on the details.
The ministers responsible for migration issues from five EU countries want the creation of so-called centers for the return of migrants outside the Union, BTA reported, citing the agency ANA.This happened at a meeting in Copenhagen with the participation of the relevant ministers from Denmark, Germany, the Netherlands, Greece and Austria.They set with the aim of selecting, by the end of 2026, at least one partner country in which to start the re…
Austria and four EU partners laid down principles in Copenhagen. Where the so-called return hubs are to be established outside Europe, they are to be established by the end of 2026.
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