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Deportations from Germany: Unconventional solutions in the rule of law
In Germany, it is clear that the rule of law is capable of acting even in difficult cases. In a recent flight, criminals were returned to Afghanistan, which has raised many questions and attracted a great deal of attention. The complicated background to these returns highlights the challenges associated with such measures, especially when it comes to countries whose governments are not recognized. This confirms the debate about the principles underlying our legal system. The state must defend human rights,…
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Hesse’s CDU politicians demand stronger deportations and safe countries of origin
There is currently a heated debate about migration policy in Hesse. Boris Rhein, the state's prime minister, in conjunction with Interior Minister Roman Poseck, recently announced a major change in asylum policy. In connection with the deportation of 28 Afghan criminals from Leipzig to Kabul, Rhein called for a "turning point in migration policy". Six of these deported people came from Hesse, and the two CDU politicians see further deportations as urgently necessary. Rhein explained that more consistent enforcement of…
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Migration in Germany: Union calls for better protection of external borders
In Germany, migration policy has received a fresh impetus in recent days, especially after a tragic incident in Solingen in which three people were killed in a suspected Islamist knife attack. Chancellor Olaf Scholz (SPD) announced that talks will take place between the federal government, the states and the CDU/CSU, the largest opposition party, to discuss the consequences of this incident. These talks are crucial to meeting the current challenges in the area of migration and asylum policy. A key…
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Deportations to Afghanistan: A look at new political movements
Freiburg (ots) In a surprising turn of events, the German government has carried out a mass deportation to Afghanistan that had been planned for months. This was not in response to the tragic attack in Solingen, but rather as a political signal ahead of the upcoming state elections in East Germany. With this measure, the government wants to make a clear statement. The initiative reflects a well-thought-out strategy aimed at regulating the treatment of Afghan refugees, especially criminal asylum seekers.…
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Austria plans deportations to Afghanistan: Complicated with Taliban regime
Federal Interior Minister Karl Nehammer welcomed the German deportations to Afghanistan and stressed that Austria is already deporting Afghans. He explained that the "next step" would be to send them directly to Afghanistan. Although the relationship with the Taliban regime in Afghanistan is "somewhat complicated", alternative ways of carrying out deportations are being sought. Nehammer also gave a positive assessment of the return of refugees from Germany to neighboring countries in accordance with the Dublin Regulation. He praised the progress…
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Deportations from Germany: Nehammer praises German step
Austrian Chancellor Karl Nehammer has welcomed the direct deportation of criminals from Germany to Afghanistan. Germany's decision to deport almost 30 Afghan criminals to their homeland was met with approval by Nehammer. This step marks close coordination between Austria and Germany in migration policy. Nehammer praised Germany's measures and described them as the "next step" in deportation policy. He stressed that Austria is already deporting Afghans and is now working on returning them directly to Afghanistan. However, due to the…
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Deportations to Afghanistan: Baerbock says exceptional cases are possible
In recent weeks, there have been renewed discussions in Germany about deportations to Afghanistan. The Greens in particular, who are part of the current government, have repeatedly expressed skepticism about this issue. Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock, who originally took a critical stance, has now signaled a certain rethink. In an interview with RBB Inforadio, she said that under certain circumstances it is certainly possible to deport people to Afghanistan. She stressed that this is not trivial, given the difficult situation…
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Politics of fear: Thuringia tightens asylum and security measures
The political landscape in Thuringia is in flux, especially in the run-up to the upcoming state elections. The situation is accompanied by an intensive call for state rearmament, while at the same time massive pressure is being exerted on refugees and migrants. In this tense atmosphere, Prime Minister Bodo Ramelow of the Left Party is emerging as a sharp critic, positioning himself not only against the reactionary wing of the AfD, but also against his own political opponents. The Left…
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Chancellor Karl Nehammer in the crossfire of questions at the oe24.TV summer talks
Chancellor Karl Nehammer is facing important decisions regarding Austria's asylum policy. During an interview at the Chancellery, he commented on various topics, including the possibility of an "asylum freeze" and the need for more flexible measures in emergency situations. Nehammer stressed that Germany has often followed Austrian positions, especially with regard to deportations to Syria and Afghanistan. He underlined the importance of cooperation between both countries to exert pressure and create realities at EU level. Regarding asylum applications from Afghans…
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Political reactions to the attack in Solingen: analysis of causes and consequences
It is another sad incident that has shocked people, this time in Solingen. Three people lost their lives and eight others were injured. In times like these, it is of utmost importance to take care of the survivors and the families of the victims. However, the political reactions to this attack are not promising. It seems as if the various parties are more lost in empty phrases and political calculations than in taking concrete measures. The calls for more deportations…