Germany intends to implement the new EU migration pact, potentially leading to the return of asylum seekers to Italy and Greece. This move stems from the pact’s provisions regarding responsibility for processing asylum claims. However, Italy’s Interior Ministry states it is too early to confirm if individuals who arrived in Italy after the pact’s implementation date are currently in Germany. The Ministry clarifies that it hasn’t received notification of any "Dublin cases" – individuals registered in Italy – being sent back. Further assessment is needed to determine the scale of potential returns. The situation remains fluid as the pact is newly in effect and its implementation is ongoing. Officials emphasize that time is required to fully ascertain the impact of the new EU agreement.