Europe divided over migrant deportation centres

Europe divided over migrant deportation centres

Not only do several EU member states want to build deportation centres, or 'return hubs' in third countries, but they also hope to have them financed by the European Union.

Which countries support these return hubs, which oppose them, and what are they likely to get?


Listen to the previous episode about the 'return regulation': https://open.spotify.com/episode/26PUqeVGLhEp2cd8D33JAY?si=kZTgcV6zQJSMpqUXIocLXA


Production: By Europod, in co-production with the Sphera network.


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