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Meandrogrog
MayBee70
If people hadn’t voted to leave the EU after being persuaded by Farage to do so we’d still be able to use the Dublin agreement and send people back to other countries.
No we wouldnt.
Yes we would
Key details on returns during EU membership
Dublin III regulation: this enabled the UK to transfer asylum seekers back to other EU member states, though the process was often slow and legally challenging.
Returns vs Arrivals: in the years before the Brexit vote, the UK sometimes returned more people than it received, but by 2018-2019, the UK had become a net recipient of asylum seekers.
Limited scale: despite having the framework, the number of successful removals under Dublin III was relatively low (eg 208 in 2018) compared to applications.
While the UK returned, on average, 560 people a year between 2008 and 2020, the system was described as inefficient before its termination.