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EU preparing to meet with Taliban delegates to discuss deportations

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By Sertan Sanderson Verified
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Despite it not recognizing the Taliban administration as the legitimate government of Afghanistan, EU officials are planning to hold talks with their representatives as part of initiatives across the bloc to lower immigration and increase returns.
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Germany: Berlin airport ready to operate under new EU asylum rules

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By Sertan Sanderson Verified
| InfoMigrants
The new center at the Berlin Brandenburg Airport is designed to process people who apply for asylum upon landing at the airport, adhering to EU-wide accelerated asylum procedures that enter into effect today. Two further such facilities have already been opened at the airports of Frankfurt and Munich, with further such facilities planned at other locations in Germany. Under the new EU laws, Germany must provide a minimum of 374 places for the new external border procedures.
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UK: First convictions under new migrant boat law

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By Sertan Sanderson Verified
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Judges at Canterbury Crown Court sentenced two men to at least two years in prison each for causing risk of death or injury to migrants during an irregular crossing of the English Channel. The offense is part of a new security and immigration law that came into force in January this year and comes with a maximum five-year prison sentence. The two men had each navigated an overcrowded small boat from France to Britain, with one journey taking place in January and the other in April.
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