The European Parliament did pass a Return Regulation on June 17 that enables offshore detention centers for irregular migrants, and far-right MEPs literally chanted 'send them back' during the vote — this is verified. The core concern is real: the regulation allows member states to deport people to countries they've never been to and detain them indefinitely, raising documented human rights issues. What the post frames as 'camps for children' are technically 'return hubs,' and while the regulation does permit detention of minors, the AP fact-check note flags that the 'kids in cages' comparison to past US administrations requires context about the specific legal mechanisms and safeguards (or lack thereof) in each case — Europe's centers operate under different legal frameworks than US detention. The post's core claim is solid; the framing choices ('camps,' 'far-right cheers') reflect real events but lean into emotional language rather than neutral reporting of the policy mechanics.