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European ministers debate tougher deportation policies
The meeting of European Union interior ministers held in Luxembourg focused on strengthening repatriation and deportation measures by improving cooperation with source countries and third countries, with the aim of increasing the effectiveness of removing people who lack the right to stay in the Union. Discussions included adopting unified rules for returns, which encompass establishing return centers outside the European Union to receive those scheduled for deportation, and enhancing the powers of the Border Protection Agency, “Frontex,” to carry out returns more swiftly. This comes in the context of implementing the new Migration Pact, which came into force in June 2026, aiming to accelerate the enforcement of deportation decisions and reduce deadlines. No official decisions have yet been made regarding the host countries for these centers or the expansion of the agency's powers, but the discussions are focused on improving the EU’s capabilities to detect early migration crises and respond to them more effectively.
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