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The government of North Rhine-Westphalia in Germany plans to establish a large detention center for asylum seekers in order to expand its capacity to carry out deportation decisions, at an estimated cost of around 313 million euros. The project is located on part of the former JHQ military site in Mönchengladbach and is set to include more than one facility, as there are over 56,000 individuals at risk of departure, including 45,000 holding temporary residence permits. The decision follows the Zülingen attack in 2024 and aims to strengthen security and immigration measures, though the start of construction has not yet been determined and requires federal approvals.
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