Edi Rama has said the idea of Britain looking for places to send migrants is evidence of a dramatic shift in public discourse post-Brexit. The plan, announced by Labour leader Keir Starmer, would set up "return centers" in third countries to process rejected asylum claims. Rama pointed out that a decade ago such an idea would have been considered unacceptable, but now it reflects a grim reality for Britain.
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Planul de azil în țări terțe arată că Regatul Unit se află într-un „loc foarte întunecat”, afirmă premierul albanez
Third-country asylum plan shows UK is in ‘a very dark place’, says Albanian PM
UK asylum plans shows post-Brexit Britain is ‘in very dark place’, Albanian PM warns
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