Five EU nations aim to send rejected asylum applicants to 'return hubs' by 2027
"The EU legal framework is in place for the establishment of a return hub model, and as today's guiding principles forms the basis for the way forward, seen from a Danish perspective, we expect to be ready to transfer the first irregular migrants to a partner country outside the European Union within 2027.”Denmark, Greece, Austria, Germany and the Netherlands agreed to the initiative at talks in Copenhagen: "Around New Year, we expect to have a common understanding with a partner country outside of the European Union," Morten Bødskov, Danish Minister of Immigration and Integration, told reporters after the meeting on Friday.
In June, the European Parliament approved tougher migration rules allowing for the creation of "return hubs.
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