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EU countries rule out bilateral asylum deals in blow to Priti Patel's immigration plans


EU countries rule out bilateral asylum deals in blow to Priti Patel’s immigration plans
May Bulman
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In a major blow to Priti Patel’s immigration plans, EU countries have said they will not strike bilateral agreements with Britain to facilitate the deportation of refugees to Europe.
New measures unveiled by the home secretary last month would see refugees who arrive in Britain via unauthorised routes denied an automatic right to asylum and instead forcibly removed to safe countries they passed through on their way to the UK, which are usually in the EU.
The Home Office has said it intends to replace the Dublin Regulation, which allowed it to return asylum seekers to EU member states while Britain was part of the bloc, with “bilateral returns arrangements”. ....

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Protest against deportations to Greece


13.04.2021 - 15:01
Mynd: Kristinn Þeyr Magnússon / RÚV
A protest took place outside Alþingi yesterday against the planned deportation of applicants for international protection back to Greece.
RÚV TV reported on Friday that the Directorate of Immigration has deported nine people to Greece so far this year and that 25 more deportations to the country, under the guise of the Dublin Regulation, are planned in the coming months.
Asylum seekers and their supporters gathered at Hlemmur around 13.00 and walked with signs and banners to Alþingi.
They called for the Icelandic authorities to stop deporting asylum seekers to Greece. Organisers pointed to a decision earlier this year to postpone deportations to Greece because of the spread of COVID-19 there. The situation is worse today, they claim, and yet deportations are recommencing. ....

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