A question. If the migrants that comes to Ireland via the UK first came into the EU in France, could the Dublin agreement be used to send them back to France?
This isn't a question of they should be sent back, only if they legally could.
this post was submitted on 28 Apr 2024
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Yes, lots of migrants enter via Greece and cross non EU countries but still get sent back to Greece, not Hungary.
Provided of course that France was the actual first EU country they entered and that there is proof of that.