Five EU Nations Plan to Establish Migrant Processing Centers in Non-EU Countries by 2027
Denmark, Germany, the Netherlands, Austria, and Greece have agreed on a model for return hubs in third countries, with the goal of sending rejected asylum seekers there as early as 2027. The ministers emphasize these are not camps but opportunities for migrants, and they plan to involve international organizations for monitoring. Human rights groups have raised concerns, and the UNHCR and IOM have not yet confirmed their roles.
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