Listen: Europe divided over migrant deportation centres

Europe is grappling with the contentious idea of establishing migrant deportation centers, drawing on failed models from Rwanda, Australia, and Italy's deal with Albania. These initiatives aim to tackle irregular migration but risk redefining moral and political boundaries within the EU. The debate underscores divisions among member states, highlighting deep-seated disagreements over humanitarian and ethical responsibilities. This potential shift could have significant implications for Europe’s approach to migration and its internal cohesion.