BRUSSELS — EU countries are moving ahead with plans to set up deportation centers outside the bloc after the European Parliament backed tougher migration rules. Germany and the Netherlands want to have plans in place by the end of 2026 for so-called return hubs — facilities in third countries where rejected asylum seekers would be sent before deportation. Austria, Denmark and Greece are also involved in those talks. “We are now consistently pursuing this path and aim to have reached agreements

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