President of the European Council Donald Tusk has confirmed all EU leaders have reached an agreement with Turkey's prime minister to curb the migration crisis.
The new arrangements could come into force as soon as Sunday after a revised deal was reached between Turkish PM Ahmet Davutoglu and European Council president Donald Tusk in Brussels.
Turkey has hailed an agreement with Europe to help ease the migrant crisis as a "historic day."
Under the Brussels deal, refugees and migrants making the dangerous crossing from Turkey to Greece after Sunday will be returned and placed in a camp. It effectively closes Europe's border.
In return, the EU will take in thousands of Syrian refugees directly from Turkey and reward it with more money, early visa-free travel and faster progress in EU membership talks.
Migrants who arrive in Greece from Sunday will be subject to being sent back once they have been registered and their individual asylum claim processed.
The returns are to begin on April 4, as would resettlement of Syrian refugees in Europe
ITV News Deputy Political Editor Chris Ship reports:
The agreement involves closing the EU border on March 20 and sending back migrants who arrive in Greece after that date to Turkey.
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