MEPs back plans for ‘return hubs’, raising fears of ‘human rights black holes’
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The European Parliament has approved plans to send refused asylum seekers to offshore hubs, marking a significant setback for refugee rights. Under these new measures, individuals without the right to remain in the EU could face detention for up to two years or be relocated to centers criticized as potential 'human rights black holes.' This decision reflects a growing alliance among mostly center-right and far-right lawmakers, indicating a shift in the traditional centrist coalition that has shaped EU legislation.
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The decision comes amidst increasing pressure on EU member states to manage migration more effectively, with rising numbers of undocumented migrants prompting calls for stricter enforcement. The coalition backing the proposal highlights a fracture in the previously dominant centrist political forces, suggesting a realignment in EU politics that could have lasting impacts on migration policy and human rights protections.
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