The European Parliament has approved a major migration reform that would make deportations easier and allow EU member states to establish detention centres outside the European Union for certain migrants and asylum seekers. Supporters argue the policy will help governments manage migration more effectively and enforce immigration laws, while critics warn it could weaken protections for asylum seekers and increase the risk of human rights violations. The proposal still requires final approval from EU member states and reflects a broader shift toward stricter migration policies across Europe.
