Denmark says 19 EU countries back plan for migrant deportation centers outside the EU - The Copenhagen Post
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A total of 19 Member States ask to speed up the implementation of deportation centres outside the EU once the return regulation has already been approved. More information: The 27 approve the use of European funds for deportation centres outside the EU despite Sánchez's rejection
Italy and Denmark lead a group of 19 countries that have sent a letter to make use of deportation centres as soon as possible. The letter is not signed by Spain or Germany or France. Several countries criticize Sánchez for the process of regularization of immigrants approved in SpainEurope is carried away by the ultra wave and approves the centers of deportation of migrants in countries outside the EU A group of 19 countries of the European Unio…
The letter, initiated by Denmark and Italy, has been signed by 19 EU countries. Finland is missing from the group.
Nineteen European Union leaders have called for speeding up the establishment of deportation centres in non-EU countries to transfer immigrants who do not have the right to remain on European territory there. Spain is not among the signatories. The initiative has been jointly promoted by Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni and the head of the Danish Government, Mette Frederiksen, and has the support of a large majority of countries in the nort…
Slovakia officially joined a group of 19 European Union member states on Friday calling for a tougher approach to illegal migration. They jointly submitted a letter to the European Council calling on the Union to negotiate agreements with third countries as soon as possible to set up special deportation centers.
EU push for ‘return hubs’ accelerates, Greece among 19 supporters
At least 19 EU member states, including Greece, have co-signed a joint letter initiated by Denmark and Italy calling for the rapid establishment of “return hubs” for irregular migrants in third countries.
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