Italy's migrant deportation centre in Albania remains almost empty for the second year in a row
Meloni's aggressiveness with Ceuta is partly due to the fact that it serves her to try to make up for the failure of her model: she is excluded from the EU Asylum Pact, which already allows for less expensive options, and the European court still has to clarify whether it is legal.
Italy's deportation centre in Albania was Giorgia Meloni's flagship proposal against irregular immigration, highly visible to her electorate, but despite her promises that transfers would resume this summer, citing the EU's Migration and Asylum Pact which came into force in June, that has not been the case. In reality, the new European regulations do not include the Gjadër camp experiment, which continues to not function due to its legal problems, and in October it will be two years since it has been almost empty.
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