Key Points
- 5,000 to 10,000 migrants will be accommodated in Uganda
- Migrants' asylum applications will be rejected
- The EU is trying to cope with the migrant crisis
By the Numbers
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Migrants from the European Union will be sent to Uganda. Some EU countries, including Greece, Germany, Austria, and the Netherlands, plan to establish 'return centers' in Uganda, where 5,000 to 10,000 migrants whose asylum applications have been rejected will be accommodated.
This plan comes at a time when the EU is trying to cope with the migrant crisis. The EU is trying to stop the migrant influx, while some countries have started to deport migrants.
Uganda has signed an agreement with the EU to accept migrants.
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- How many migrants will be accommodated in Uganda?
- 5,000 to 10,000 migrants
- Why will the migrants' asylum applications be rejected?
- The migrants' asylum applications will be rejected as the EU tries to cope with the migrant crisis
- What has Uganda done regarding the migrant crisis?
- Uganda has signed an agreement with the EU to accept migrants
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