The European Commission is revising asylum procedures to facilitate the transfer of asylum seekers to non-EU countries deemed 'safe' without requiring a prior connection. Critics argue this echoes a failed UK plan to deport asylum seekers to Rwanda and raises human rights concerns. Supporters, like German MEP Lena Düpont, believe it sends a positive message about managing asylum claims. The proposal has sparked debate over the safety of certain countries on the list and the potential for arbitrary detention.