‘Send Them Back, Else…’: Fight Inside EU Parliament After New Deportation Law Gets Approved | Watch

The European Parliament has approved sweeping new migration measures that would give member states broader powers to deport failed asylum-seekers and migrants staying illegally within the EU. The proposal includes controversial "return hubs" in non-EU countries, where deportees could be transferred during the removal process. Supporters argue the reforms will strengthen border security and improve deportation efficiency, while critics warn they could undermine migrant rights and fuel anti-immigration sentiment. The legislation passed with 418 votes in favor and now awaits final approval from the EU's 27 member governments before it can become law.