Press Release: Dublin Center in Brandenburg Starts on March 1: Faster Returns of Asylum Seekers to Responsible EU Member States
February 17, 2025
Potsdam – The Dublin Center in Brandenburg will start its operations on March 1, 2025. The center is responsible for the faster return of asylum seekers to the responsible EU member states according to the Dublin Regulation.
The Dublin Regulation determines which EU member state is responsible for processing an asylum application. In most cases, this is the country where the asylum seeker first entered the EU. The Dublin Center in Brandenburg will ensure that these returns are carried out efficiently and in accordance with the Dublin Regulation.
“The Dublin Center is an important step towards a more efficient and humane asylum system in Europe,” said Minister for Immigration and Integration, Susanne Hiekel. “By returning asylum seekers to the responsible EU member states, we can ensure that their applications are processed fairly and as quickly as possible.”
The Dublin Center in Brandenburg will be located in the town of Eisenhüttenstadt. It will have a capacity of up to 500 asylum seekers and will be staffed by experienced immigration officials.
The establishment of the Dublin Center in Brandenburg is part of the German government’s efforts to improve the asylum system. In recent years, Germany has seen a significant increase in the number of asylum applications. The Dublin Center will help to reduce the backlog of asylum applications and ensure that asylum seekers can receive a fair and efficient decision on their applications.
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