Europe seeks to increase deportations as some warn of Trump-like tactics
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The European Union is increasing migrant deportations and expanding powers to track and detain migrants, adopting policies similar to those previously implemented by the Trump administration. These new measures, known as the Pact on Migration and Asylum, will take effect on June 12, aiming to prevent a repeat of the 2015 migration crisis. The EU is looking to expand on Italy's model, which includes migrant detention centers in Albania for rejected asylum seekers. Several EU nations, including Germany and Austria, are pursuing agreements to establish deportation centers in countries like Kenya. Human rights groups are raising concerns about potential illegal pushbacks and the erosion of legal protections for migrants.
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AI-ExtractedItaly operates two migrant detention centers for rejected asylum-seekers in Albania.
The new policies, known as the Pact on Migration and Asylum, go into effect on June 12.
One currently holds at least 90 migrants, said lawmaker Rachele Scarpa.
The EU is expanding its powers to track, raid and deport migrants to “return hubs ″ in third countries.
An “informal group” of EU nations are pursuing deportation center agreements.
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