Immigration. Migrants Expelled From Europe: Rwanda on Its Way to Welcome the First "Hub of Return"
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The European Union has planned to build its first foreign deportation camp for irregular migrants in Rwanda, wrote Agence France-Presse (AFP). In the coming weeks, the final agreement on the establishment of the institution is expected to be signed, TASS is transferred with reference to AFP diplomatic sources. The treaty will allow the expulsion of illegal migrants who have been denied asylum from the EU, but their return to their home country f…
Under an agreement expected in the coming weeks, asylum-seekers from five European countries should soon be sent to a "return hub" of this East African country. These centres were designed in connection with the European Commission, a year and a half ago, in order to significantly increase the number of expulsions of migrants from European territory. For several months, these five European Union (EU) countries - Austria, Denmark, Germany, Greece…
Disqualifications from asylum from five European countries could be sent in early 2027 under an agreement expected in the coming weeks.
Several sources confirmed to AFP on Tuesday that Rwanda is expected to set up the first so-called "return centre" to which several European Union (EU) countries plan to send migrants who have no right to stay in the bloc.
Five countries of the European Union want to send their rejected asylum seekers to a center in Rwanda. The scheme, thought as a simple... L'article Rwanda in pole position to welcome the rejected European asylum seekers appeared first on Le Singulier.
Migrants denied asylum in Europe may start sending to Rwanda early in 2027, and five EU countries are preparing to conclude an agreement to open a special centre in East Africa. According to AFP, with reference to diplomatic sources, final arrangements are expected in the coming weeks.
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