Amnesty International has likened planned EU return centers for individuals facing deportation to the Guantanamo Bay detention camp. The organization expressed concern over the proposed facilities intended for use with individuals from non-EU countries who have received deportation orders. Amnesty International fears the centers could lead to arbitrary detention and potential human rights abuses. The comparison highlights concerns about due process and conditions within these planned centers. Critics argue the facilities may not adhere to international legal standards regarding detention and asylum procedures. The EU maintains the centers are designed to manage migration flows efficiently and humanely, facilitating returns while respecting fundamental rights. Further details regarding the centers’ operational procedures and oversight mechanisms remain under discussion.