The European Parliament has approved the controversial 'EU Return Directive,' which allows for faster deportation of individuals from third countries who are illegally present in the EU. The directive permits the establishment of return centers ('Return Hubs') in third countries if there is a deportation order. These centers could be set up in countries like Uganda and Kazakhstan, though specific locations have not been named. In addition, entry bans and detention for those deemed a security threat may be introduced. The current directive, adopted in 2008, is being revised as part of the EU's
Bias read (Right): The article presents the approval of the EU Return Directive with a focus on enabling faster deportations and establishing return centers in third countries. It highlights the support from officials such as Interior Minister Gerhard Karner and mentions potential partner countries without critical nu
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- government European Parliament
- government Interior Ministry of Austria