Five EU countries move towards first ‘return hub’ for rejected asylum seekers

Five European Union nations are planning migrant return hubs outside the EU. These facilities aim to process rejected asylum seekers for repatriation. The countries hope to finalize agreements with a partner nation this year. Human rights groups have raised concerns about potential risks to migrants. The proposed centers are intended to operate within international legal frameworks.

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