Italy's recent decision to transfer migrants to Albania under a contentious agreement has hit significant legal hurdles. An Italian court has ruled that the offshore detention of migrants in Albania is illegal, requiring the return of the first group of asylum seekers back to Italy. This setback comes as Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni's administration tries to outsource its migration crisis, aiming to curb the number of arrivals to Italy. Despite these judicial setbacks, Meloni remains steadfast in her strategy, arguing that the definition of a 'safe country' is a matter for the government to determine. The plan has sparked criticism from humanitarian organizations, warning it sets a dangerous precedent as Europe grapples with migration issues.