The United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights has expressed concern over newly adopted European Union rules governing the return of migrants. These regulations establish a framework for faster deportation processes and expanded detention capacities for individuals deemed to be illegally present in the EU. The UN official warns the rules could undermine international human rights obligations, particularly regarding due process and access to asylum. Concerns center on potential limitations to legal challenges against deportation orders and the increased use of detention, potentially impacting vulnerable individuals. Critics argue the new policies prioritize border control over individual rights and protection needs. The UN is urging EU member states to ensure the rules are implemented in accordance with international law and with full respect for human dignity. The changes aim to streamline returns, but raise questions about fair treatment and access to legal recourse for migrants.