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A long-term priority
A revamped Returns Directive: enforcement versus rights
- The new proposal: coercion and control
- Fewer rights, more removals
Databases for deportations
- Identification and apprehension
- Expulsion and exclusion
- Towards a ‘return-opticon'

Types of expulsion operation

In numbers: a growing role for the agency
“Regaining control”: new powers for Frontex
- Support agency to super-agency: 2004-2019
- The European Centre for Returns
- A centralised deportations database
- Restrictions on data protection rights
- Access to other systems
Deportations: rights and responsibilities
- What could possibly go wrong?
- Legal accountability for fundamental rights violations
- The use of force: restraints and escorts
- Monitoring forced removals
- The complaints mechanism: improved but insufficient

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