Germany, Partners Aim to Finalize 'Return Hubs' by Year End The European Union's plan to establish "return hubs," detention centers outside its borders where rejected asylum seekers will be sent, has sparked intense debate among rights groups and migration experts.
German Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt recently announced that technical discussions with non EU countries are underway to finalize these hubs by year end.
Critics argue that the proposal is shrouded in controversy, raising questions about its legality and morality.