The European Union plans to deport more migrants, create a ‘return hub’

The European Union on Tuesday announced a plan to deport more migrants and make it so -called “Return hub“In the third countries.
The new scheme will make general rules in a 27-member block to implement the exile order issued by a country of European Union and a country of European Union.
“Today only about 20% of people who have a decision to return, leave Europe. This number is very low,” European Commission chairman Ursula von deer leyen Said.
The scheme will also change the rules to allow the European Union countries to send shelter seekers in third countries.
“We are making scope to detect new solutions for the return to member states,” Magnus BrunnerThe Commissioner of European Union, for migration, told a press conference in Strasbourg.

Rights Group condemns ‘Returns Hub’

Under the current rules, the European Union can only return to asylum seekers to their original country or a country, unless they otherwise agree.
The return hub is an euphemism for the exile centers that will be established in the countries of the Non-European Union.
The European Union plans to dismiss these “returns hubs” as long as they can be sent back to their original countries.
But rights groups say that the proposal reduces the right to refuge.
Sylvia Carta said from the platform of the forum for international cooperation on unspecified migrants, “We can probably expect more people to shut in the entire Europe in the immigration preventive centers, families were separated and sent to the countries that they do not even know.”
The European Union will not build or manage the return hub. Rather, this will interact with countries wishing to reject shelter seekers.
Marta Velunder of the International Rescue Committee said that this could increase the risk of violation of rights.
“Keeping people out of sight and keeping out of mind is not a permanent solution to the migration challenges of Europe,” he said.