Germany Considers Using UK-Funded Rwanda Facilities for Migrant Processing

German proposal to utilize British-built asylum centers in Rwanda highlights shifting European migration policies.

German migration commissioner Joachim Stamp suggests using UK-funded facilities in Rwanda for processing asylum seekers.
The proposal targets migrants crossing the EU's eastern borders, aiming to deter 'hybrid warfare' tactics by Russia and Belarus.
The UK had scrapped its Rwanda plan, but facilities in Kigali remain unused despite significant investment.
Germany's coalition government is divided on the proposal, with some officials denying any plans for deportation.
The debate comes amid rising anti-immigration sentiment and electoral gains by far-right parties in Germany.