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North Rhine funds 313M euro deportation prison
The state of North Rhine-Westphalia plans to build a new deportation prison in Mönchengladbach at a cost of up to 313 million euros. The facility aims to organize and accelerate deportation procedures for individuals whose asylum requests have been rejected and who are scheduled for deportation. It will feature 140 rooms. The project is located on part of the former JHQ military site, and acquiring the land requires federal approvals that could take up to six months. There is no set date for the start of construction or the opening of the facility. The costs have sparked political and human rights criticisms, especially due to the lack of a clear timeline and potential environmental impacts.
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