Multiple European Union governments have begun talks with Rwanda to potentially open migrant return hubs in the African country, Kigali has revealed.
In the wake of the EU Parliament paving the way for opening up migrant return centres in third-party countries outside of the bloc to reduce the strain and disincentivise illegal immigration, Giorgia Meloni’s Italy and other EU nations opened talks with Rwanda as a potential first location.
The scheme was first put forward by the former Tory government in Britain, which previously inked a deal with Rwanda to house illegal migrants. However, the plan was delayed by years of legal wrangling with…
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