EU paves way to allow migrant deportation to centres outside bloc
EU countries say they struggle to ensure that rejected asylum seekers and visa overstayers leave their territory.
EU paves way to allow migrant deportation to centres outside bloc
EU countries say they struggle to ensure that rejected asylum seekers and visa overstayers leave their territory.
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