Migration: Denmark wants to deport in 2027 in centers outside the EU
For years, the EU has also been discussing so-called return hubs - i.e. deportation centers in third countries - at Germany's initiative. Denmark is now naming a first date.
Denmark plans to relocate migrants to deportation centers outside the European Union starting in 2027. The Danish Minister for Migration and Integration, Morten Bødskov, stated that the first irregular migrants will be transferred to a partner country outside the EU this year. German Federal Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt aims to reach an agreement with third countries by the end of this year to establish the centers, known as "Return Hubs".
The centers will hold individuals who are required to leave but cannot be returned to their home countries.
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