EU countries sending growing numbers back to country of arrival in bloc The number of asylum seekers returned to Italy from elsewhere in Europe under a controversial EU regulation has almost tripled in five years, amid concern over their treatment in Italy and Germany. Under the terms of the Dublin regulation, member states can send people back to their country of arrival in the EU – usually Italy or Greece. Continue reading...
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