A controversial relocation program has seen over 1,500 individuals transferred to France since its launch more than a year ago, raising questions about its humanitarian impact and operational scale. Authorities have defended the initiative as a necessary measure, though critics argue it lacks transparency regarding selection criteria and long-term support for those affected. With no clear end in sight, the scheme continues to spark debate over its effectiveness and ethical considerations. Details on the process and its broader consequences remain under scrutiny.
Some 1,500 people have been removed to France since the scheme began just over a year ago.
