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Approval of “easy deportation”

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ALMANYA Council of Ministers chaired by Chancellor Angela Merkel, Germany accepted the draft law that foresees the deportation of people prepared by the Ministry of Interior and rejected asylum demand..

German Interior Minister Horst Seehofer, At a press conference in Berlin, He gave information about the draft law.

With the draft law prepared, Stating that they want to remove the obstacles that prevent people whose asylum applications are rejected from being deported and sent back to their countries., “Those who should be deported, should leave the country. If this legal obligation is not fulfilled, The state must implement this itself.” said.

2018 yılında yaklaşık 26 thousand people were deported, 31 Seehofer stated that 1,000 people could not be deported for various reasons., He noted that the high number of people who cannot be deported is unacceptable..

Seehofer, pointing out that many people disappeared after the deportation decision was made, He emphasized that the new regulation makes it easier to imprison those who are subject to deportation decisions..

The most important obstacle to deportation is the lack of identity documents of asylum seekers., Seehofer points out that people hide their identities or declare more than one identity., With the new regulation, these people will be required to make accurate declarations and bring their identity documents., He noted that those who do not comply will be subject to various sanctions, such as fines and cuts to social rights..

Germany, Many people for whom deportation decisions were made, They prevent their deportation by using various methods such as stating that they do not have identity documents or hiding their real identities..

In order for the bill to become law, it must be voted on and approved by the Bundestag..