EU backs migrant deportation hubs in Africa
The European Union Commissioner for Home Affairs, Magnus Brunner, expressed support for establishing migrant return centers outside the Union's borders, as part of Germany and four other European countries' implementation of a plan starting in 2027. This initiative is based on the concept of "safe third countries." This came after the migration crisis in Spanish Ceuta, which saw approximately 72,000 migrants arriving over a few days, resulting in the death of 75 of them and their voluntary repatriation to Morocco. The statements indicate a European approach to strengthening deportation measures through external centers, aiming to prevent similar crises in the future and establish greater control over migration flows.
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