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The federal police registered 1,120 deportees with re-entry bans
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Border “veil searches” are intensifying across the country
After border controls with Austria were extended, the federal interior minister, Seehofer, announced that he would intensify the search for the veil on all German borders. “Safety begins at the limits,” Seehofer explained.
A year ago, Interior Minister Seehofer adjusted the pursuit of the veil in the border area against illegal entry. Since then, the federal police have identified 1,120 deportees with a re-entry ban. Returnees are often not allowed to be detained.
reSince the tightening of border controls a year ago, the federal police have determined 1,120 deportees with a re-entry ban.
“500 of these people were returned at the border and 150 were returned or deported,” federal police said on WELT AM SONNTAG.
Also, around 50 left voluntarily. About 100 more people were arrested.
“Litmus test for the defense of the constitutional state”
Interior Minister Seehofer reacted to the illegal re-entry of a recently deported clan member with border controls at the internal borders of the EU. You can find out how successful the intensified search measures are here.
After the leader of the Lebanese clan Miri had re-entered the country after being deported in the fall of 2019, the Federal Minister of the Interior, Horst Seehofer (CSU), had the persecution of the veil on November 7 that is to say, that controls in the border area be intensified without specific suspicions.
Before this tightening, there were generally around 100 deportees with re-entry bans each month. In the less than two months until the end of 2019, according to the Federal Police, this was done much more frequently, that is, 302 times.
This year, another 818 such people were arrested at the end of October. The downward trend at first glance can be explained by the sharp reduction in international mobility since the Crown crisis.
Most of the arrests of people with a re-entry ban take place at the borders themselves; Since the hardening of a year ago, these foreigners are often rejected.
If they are only collected after entering the country, according to the Federal Police 301 from these people, this is not legally possible. In such cases, a new deportation must be attempted.
This is often difficult because returnees often file new asylum applications. And they can only be arrested if they represent a “considerable danger” or have committed serious crimes.
The political demands for the detention of all those who have returned to the country until they are repatriated have yet to be met.
Afghans who were mistakenly deported must be returned
A 20-year-old Afghan was mistakenly deported. Now they will bring it back to Germany. Federal Interior Minister Horst Seehofer is criticized for numerous setbacks in deportation policy.
Source: WELT / Erdmann Hummel
This text is from WELT AM SONNTAG. We will be happy to take them home periodically.
Source: WELT AM SONNTAG
