The failed and suicidal policy of unchecked mass migration from the European Union has turned into a scourge upon the suffering nations under its yoke.
But, as the rightwing parties started getting more and more support in the European polls, the Brussels establishment decided it had to do something about it, lest people who want to end this nightmare once and for all start getting elected.
So, the EU devised plans to ‘increase deportations’ and is expected to establish ‘return hubs’ – to be set up in countries outside the continent – to send rejected asylum-seekers.
You may have noticed that this plan is not unlike the former British plan to send failed asylum seekers to Rwanda or the current Italian plan to send them to Albania.
Associated Press reported:
“Only 20% of people with a deportation order are effectively removed from EU territory, according to the European Commission, which presented the ‘European System for Returns’ in Strasbourg as a potential solution.”
Note that the EU substitutes the word ‘deportation’ with ‘return,’ and it magically becomes not a hateful far-right policy, but a sensible, common sense one.
Now, all 27 members of the bloc will enforce deportation orders issued by another.
“’The European system needs to be clear that when someone is issued a return decision they are being told to leave, not just the country but the entire European Union’, said Magnus Brunner, the EU’s commissioner for migration, who called the current 20% removal rate unacceptable.”
“The ‘return hubs’, a euphemism for deportation centers, would apply only to people whose asylum requests have been rejected and exclude unaccompanied minors, Brunner said. He added that any future deal would have to include safeguards to ensure international law and human rights are respected.
[…] This differs from the existing but so-far ineffective deal signed by Italy with Albania to offshore the asylum processing of migrants rescued at sea. At the time, the contentious plan was applauded by European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen as an ‘out-of-the-box’ solution to manage irregular migration but courts in Italy have repeatedly blocked it.”
European Commission calls the proposal ‘tougher but fair’, encouraging migrants to self-deport before they being forcibly removed.
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