Offshore Asylum Centers for "Refugees" in Africa : Denmark strikes a deal with Rwanda

#Denmark is determined to put an end to mass African immigration and so-called refugees or migrant crisis. To that end, Danish government tabled a bill for offshore or overseas #asylum centres. Denmark has struck a deal with #Rwanda to cooperate over migration and asylum in what could be the first step towards African countries hosting refugee reception centres.
Denmark’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs published on Wednesday the text of a ‘Memorandum of Understanding regarding cooperation on asylum and migration issues‘ signed by immigration minister Mattias Tesfaye during a visit to Rwanda last week.
In the memorandum the two countries call for changes to the « unfair and unethical » current asylum system, which is « incentivizing children, women and men to embark on dangerous journeys along migratory routes, while human traffickers earn fortunes ». The new bill to parliament sub-titled “Introduction of the option to transfer asylum seekers for processing and possible subsequent protection in third countries”.
While the document does not mention Rwanda itself hosting a reception centre, it notes that Rwanda has already hosts an “Emergency Transit Mechanism (ETM) centre” under a deal between the Rwandan government, UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, and the African Union.
The centre hosts refugees who have been trapped in detention in Libya and then evacuated to Rwanda.
The deal with Denmark is supposed to strengthen Rwanda’s capability in “Refugee Status Determination”.
That is definitely a big step in the right direction to reduce mass migration to Denmark. Could we see such measures extended to other European countries to put an end to the “refugee crisis” and prevent Europe from being flooded by Africans and Middle-Easterns ?