The revised regulation on Migration and Asylum aims to improve the implementation of deportation orders, which currently see only 20% executed. It proposes defining lists of safe countries for rejected asylum seekers and creating 'return hubs' with EU financial support. While right-wing parties support this outsourcing of migration, concerns about human rights monitoring persist. The European Commission emphasizes cooperation from rejected applicants, with penalties for non-compliance. Ongoing negotiations may lead to amendments, as member states push for a policy shift.