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

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The Trump administration wants to deport millions of migrants who have entered illegally. Three Central American countries are actively helping to escape sanctions from the US in return. The approach is strongly reminiscent of an idea that is currently becoming increasingly popular in Europe.

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Brussels Unveils Major Deportation Overhaul Upsetting the Left

The plan doesn’t come from a genuine desire to fix illegal migration; the establishment sees it as a way to prevent populists from gaining more ground over the issue.

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EU Proposes Deportation Centers Outside Bloc for Rejected Asylum Seekers

The European Commission on Tuesday proposed allowing member states to set up deportation centers in non-EU countries for migrants whose asylum claims have been rejected. For decades, countries in the bloc have struggled to expel asylum seekers whose claims were denied, both from their national territories and the European Union as a whole. “The European Union has some of the highest asylum standards in the world … But this is not sustainable if …

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'Inner turmoil' at ICE after Stephen Miller pal ousted and expenses explode: MSNBC

During an appearance on MSNBC's "Morning Joe," NBC's Julia Ainsley reported that U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) if rife with "inner turmoil" as a key ally of Donald Trump adviser Stephen Miler has been ousted, deportation numbers are down and expenses are exploding.Speaking with the panel on MSNBC, Ainsley noted that ICE has been less than forthcoming on their efforts to round up undocumented immigrants and the numbers are down u…

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The EU repatriation law presented by Commissioner Magnus Brunner on Tuesday is to make deportations faster and more efficient in the future, especially by illegal immigrants. However, experts dampen expectations, because "to find willing third countries is anything but a simple task. Paper is patient, especially in Brussels, writes migration researcher Judith Kohlenberger, but the implementation of the presented plans is all the more difficult. …

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Trump’s Pressure on Countries and International Organizations Erodes Protections for Asylum-Seekers

The administration’s moves to expel asylum-seekers to third countries put the International Organization for Migration at the center of a policy critics have called illegal.