Rwanda is reportedly in negotiations with several European countries to potentially become a transit hub for migrants facing expulsion from Europe. The discussions signal a possible new approach to managing irregular migration, mirroring a previous, controversial agreement with the UK. Details of the negotiations remain scarce, but the initiative could see undocumented migrants transferred to Rwanda for processing. This move raises ethical and legal concerns regarding human rights and the responsibility of wealthy nations to address migration challenges. The arrangement is framed as a way to deter irregular migration and disrupt human trafficking networks. It remains to be seen if any formal agreements will be reached and how such a scheme would be implemented. The potential impact on migrants and Rwanda's capacity to handle an influx of people is also under scrutiny.