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    Von der Leyen befürwortet Rückführungszentren außerhalb der EU für abgelehnte Asylbewerber. Dies, nachdem 17 Staaten kürzlich einen „Paradigmenwechsel“ gefordert hatten.


    Von der Leyen befürwortet Rückführungszentren außerhalb der EU für abgelehnte Asylbewerber. Dies, nachdem 17 Staaten kürzlich einen „Paradigmenwechsel“ gefordert hatten.

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    2. wondermorty on

      This cannot work unless they use a island territory. The rejected refugees will just smuggle themselves again, this time easier since they have land.

      Many options are available like Sardinia, which will be a bigger deterrent than albania.

      Literally people smugglers work in albania to get them into the UK already lol

    3. BeardedBaldMan on

      They’ll be getting a phone call from Rwanda – “Hey, we hear you want a detention centre. We’ve got one barely used”

    4. Gold-Instance1913 on

      I hear Lybian slave markets, ahem, I mean detention centers are offering services for pretty reasonable prices.

    5. EUstrongerthanUS on

      The EU also wants to do processing centers outside Europe. That way people won’t have to make the dangerous journey and the external border can become stronger (for example Frontex will be tripled in size).

      Countries that won’t cooperate with the returns could also face EU trade sanctions.

    6. DoubleVincent on

      Why should we trust them to follow through with any of this? They are the original perpetrators of the population exchange.

    7. GreedyR on

      Damn, so it wasn’t cologne that convinced them.. I wonder what they do care about, if it isn’t the safety of European women and children.

    8. krazydude22 on

      When the UK suggested Rwanda, it was a crazy idea, but now that 17 EU states suggest it, it’s no longer that crazy…?

    9. floegl on

      That’s a good start. The EU must enforce deportations at any cost. Europeans are welcoming, but we’ve been taken advantage of for too long by people who are ungrateful, hate our way of life, and have no business being in Europe in the first place.

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