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Germany's Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt announced ongoing discussions with non-EU countries to establish 'return hubs' for migrants with rejected asylum requests, aiming for completion by year-end. The plan has faced criticism from rights organizations regarding its legality and human rights implications, particularly concerning the treatment of children in these facilities.
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Germany's Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt announced ongoing discussions with non-EU countries to establish 'return hubs' for migrants with rejected asylum requests, aiming for completion by year-end. The plan has faced criticism from rights organizations regarding its legality and human rights implications, particularly concerning the treatment of children in these facilities.
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