EU 27 interior ministers ramp up work on migration deals, return directive

Ministers will discuss ways returns can be made more efficient at an informal, closed-door lunch, with a focus on ‘return hubs’ for processing irregular migrants outside of the EU, diplomats told Euractiv.

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Maritime Rescue transfers 27 migrants to the port of Almeria after they were rescued from two boats in the Alboran Sea, in Almeria, Spain, 03 August 2019. [RICARDO GARCIA/EPA-EFE]

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Updated: 10-10-2024

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