The European Parliament passed legislation on Wednesday that is set to transform the way the bloc handles deportations, including by establishing return hubs in third-party countries outside the EU.
To the chants of “send them back”, Conservatives and populists joined forces in Strasbourg this week to finally pass a new “European Regulation on Returns”, which will update previous rules written in 2008, years before the first major European Migrant Crisis in 2014. The successful vote not only demonstrated that the disparate factions on the right can work together — something that is often prevented at the national level — but also showed the…
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