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EU Explores Albania-Style Migrant Repatriation as Italy Transfers First Group to Albanian Centers

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The European Union is examining the legal framework for repatriating migrants to third countries, following Italy's unprecedented transfer of migrants to Albania under a controversial agreement. This move has sparked discussions about the future of EU migration policy and the treatment of asylum seekers.


EU Considers New Migrant Repatriation Model

Italy's Historic Transfer of Migrants to Albania

Controversial Agreements Amidst Criticism

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