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Denmark is considering establishing "return" centers outside the European Union to deport irregular migrants, as part of a coordinated plan with four European countries, including Germany, Greece, Austria, and the Netherlands. These centers aim to hold migrants who agree to leave but cannot be repatriated to their home countries due to legal or diplomatic reasons. The Danish government emphasizes that these centers will not be prisons or detention camps and plans to collaborate with international organizations to ensure compliance with international laws. Europe expects this model to contribute to reducing irregular crossings to a minimum by 2027, following a 37% decrease in smuggling activities during the first seven months of 2026, despite previous attempts such as the Rwanda and Benin plans that failed earlier due to legal and financial issues.
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