Die Grünen-Migrationsexpertin Filiz Polat kritisiert scharf die EU-Pläne für "Return Hubs" in Drittstaaten. Sie wirft Innenminister Dobrindt vor, die EU in Richtung eines "Trump-ähnlichen Abschiebesystems" zu führen und warnt vor einer Aushöhlung von Grundrechten.
The European Parliament approved stricter migration measures, granting member states wider powers to deport failed asylum-seekers. The new policy allows for "return hubs" in non-EU countries and detention for non-cooperation or security risks.
The EU has agreed on new rules to establish "Return Hubs" in non-EU countries for rejected asylum seekers. The aim is to simplify deportations, but concerns about feasibility, human rights, and legal challenges persist.
Die SPD trägt die neue EU-Rückführungsverordnung mit, die Abschiebungen in Drittstaaten erleichtert. Obwohl die Partei "Return Hubs" ablehnt, gibt es keinen offenen Widerstand. Man hofft, dass sich kein Land zur Kooperation bereit erklärt und verweist auf hohe Kosten und rechtliche Hürden.
Die EU plant "Return Hubs" außerhalb ihrer Grenzen für die erleichterte Abschiebung von Ausreisepflichtigen. Bundesinnenminister Dobrindt sieht gute Chancen für Abkommen, während Kritiker menschenrechtliche Standards und die Praktikabilität bezweifeln.
EU has agreed to establish 'return hubs' outside the bloc for asylum seekers whose applications have been rejected. The move aims to streamline deportations and deter irregular migration, though critics warn of potential human rights abuses and ineffectiveness.
EU lawmakers reached a provisional deal on stricter asylum rules and "return hubs" outside the bloc, aiming to increase deportations. The measures, supported by right-wing parties, could see rejected asylum seekers detained for up to 24 months and face benefit withdrawal if they don't cooperate.
EU lawmakers reached a provisional deal on stricter migration rules, including 'return hubs' outside the bloc for rejected asylum seekers. The agreement, supported by right-wing parties, aims to increase deportations amid growing anti-migration sentiment, though rights groups warn of potential abuses.
EU lawmakers have reached a provisional agreement on new migration rules, including the establishment of 'return hubs' outside the bloc for rejected asylum seekers. The deal aims to tighten border controls amid rising anti-migration sentiment, though rights groups warn of potential abuses.
EU negotiators agreed on new rules to expedite deportations of failed asylum seekers, including the possibility of sending them to "return hubs" outside the bloc. The reforms aim to increase border control and support frontline migrant countries, with some measures taking effect immediately.
The EU has reached an agreement on new asylum rules to enable more deportations, including the establishment of return centers in third countries. The deal aims to reduce the number of migrants with deportation orders in the EU.
The Permanent Court of Arbitration in The Hague ruled the UK does not owe Rwanda over £100m in compensation for a cancelled migrant deportation deal. Rwanda's claims were rejected, with the court finding diplomatic exchanges indicated an agreement to forgo payments.
The Netherlands is advancing plans to establish Europe's first "return hubs" outside the EU for deporting rejected asylum seekers. The Hague is also exploring processing asylum applications abroad, with "concrete steps" anticipated within months. Talks are ongoing with potential host countries.
EU negotiators are close to a deal on a plan to increase the number of failed asylum seekers leaving the bloc. The proposed rules include stricter measures for security threats, potential detention, and penalties for non-cooperation, with "return hubs" outside the EU being an "innovative solution" according to proponents, though NGOs warn of human rights violations.
