The EU's new asylum policy aims to streamline procedures and prevent secondary migration through border measures and solidarity mechanisms. However, implementation challenges, differing national approaches, and doubts about genuine solidarity raise questions about its effectiveness.
Migrationsforscherin Birgit Glorius criticizes the EU's plan to establish 'Return Hubs' in third countries for rejected asylum seekers, calling the term a "pure euphemism" and highly problematic.
The EU has approved a new asylum regulation allowing for deportation camps in third countries, aiming to manage migration. This move, part of the reformed Common European Asylum System (GEAS), comes amid rising right-wing populism and despite declining asylum seeker numbers, sparking debate about Europe's humanitarian stance.
