EEA Expresses Concerns Over EU’s New Detention Rules for Migrants
July 15, 2026
The EEA is troubled by the EU’s decision permitting detention of families and children who entered illegally.
The EEA is troubled by the EU’s decision permitting detention of families and children who entered illegally.
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