Kenya Among Countries Set to Receive Rejected EU Asylum Seekers

The move follows a vote taken by the European Parliament that initiated changes to speed up the removal of undocumented migrants across the block...

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Kenya is reportedly being considered by the European Union to host new centers for rejected asylum seekers as part of a plan to expedite deportations from member states.

The proposed facilities, termed "return hubs," would house migrants whose asylum applications have been definitively rejected while they await deportation.
Key organizations involved include the European Commission and the Netherlands, which is primarily considering Kenya, with Rwanda and Benin also under assessment.
This initiative is part of the recently enacted European Migration Pact, which aims to enhance the bloc's ability to remove individuals who have exhausted legal avenues to remain in Europe.

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