Germany deports immigrants to Poland. Transports begin March 1st

Germany has launched a peculiar centre in Eisenhüttenstadt, where immigrants applying for asylum in Poland will be transferred back to our country. The first deportations to Poland are scheduled for 1 March. This decision is controversial, especially since Germany openly admits that Poland is the only 1 who agrees to receive returned migrants. The fresh Dublin Centre on the Polish border The German authorities created the alleged Dublin Centre in Eisenhüttenstadt, which aims to coordinate the deportation of immigrants to Poland. The German Migration and exile Office introduced a fresh procedure according to which applicants for asylum in Poland will be transported by police to the border. Minister for the Interior