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CHAOS In EU Parl! Lawmakers Clash Over Deportation Bill Allowing Nations To Build Detention Centres
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4:09Now PlayingThe European Parliament approved a tougher migration overhaul aimed at speeding up deportations and allowing EU countries to establish detention centers abroad. The vote sparked heated scenes in Strasbourg, with lawmakers exchanging chants as critics warned the reforms weaken protections for asylum seekers and place greater emphasis on deterrence. Supporters, including Ursula von der Leyen, argued the changes would make returns faster and help address challenges posed by rejected asylum seekers and visa overstayers. The proposal still requires final approval from EU member states. The reforms reflect growing anti-immigration sentiment across Europe since the 2015-16 migration crisis, while human rights groups and UN officials have raised concerns about expanded detention powers and offshore return hubs. The debate has also intensified after EU discussions with Taliban representatives on returning Afghan nationals.
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