A new bill introducing "return hubs" in third countries to accelerate deportations was recently approved by a key committee of the European Parliament. InfoMigrants explains how the new plan would work — and why rights groups warn o1
The German Parliament has voted in favor of implementing the new Common European Asylum System and has agreed on toughening up its approach to irregular migration still further. The measures aim to speed up asylum procedures and the1
Germany’s highest administrative court (Bundesverwaltungsgericht) in Leipzig has ruled that a secondary application for asylum is only valid once the first application in another EU country has been completely closed and all appeals1
The border police of France's Hautes-Alpes region have been issuing ICTFs (bans on circulation within French territory) to migrants since early January. Several associations described the practice as "illegal", which the Marseille A1
Germany does not have masked ICE officers or an equivalent agency, but both Chancellor Friedrich Merz and his predecessor have done all they can to accelerate deportations. Here's how the process works.