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BRUSSELS - "A growing number of EU countries are using private security firms to guard migrant detention centres, raising questions about accountability if things go wrong.The UK contracts private security guards to manage closed detention facilities and immigration removal centres, with Greece soon to follow. Spain hires guards to operate open detention centres.Other member states, like Ireland, Italy and France, hire out companies to manage estates that house irregular migrants but without the security detail.By far the largest market is found in the UK, with private security firms operating seven immigration removal centres and two short-term holding facilities. ..." See : http://euobserver.com/justice/121454&#160;Voir aussi :Claire Rodier, Xénophobie business : A quoi servent les contrôles migratoires, Paris, La Découverte, 2012http://enigmur.hypotheses.org/1724&#160;