The European Union is set to enhance its deportation powers with a new law allowing migrants to be sent to return hubs outside Europe. This marks a significant shift in EU migration policy, driven by political pressure and the rise of anti-immigration parties. The law aims to increase the return rate of migrants, currently at 28%, and introduces measures such as deportation centers outside the EU, longer detention periods, and tougher entry bans. Critics, including human rights groups, warn that this could lead to migrants being stranded in countries with no legal protections.