In Germany verschäfte rules come in soon to Migration and asylum in force. Also, to facilitate deportations. What is the change? Answers to the important questions.
How many people are deported from Germany?
Here are the Numbers from last year: 2018 were deported, according to the Federal Ministry of the interior, a total 23.617 for rejected asylum seekers. That sounds like a lot. However, it failed in the same period, approximately of 31,000 deportations for different reasons. In most cases, because travel documents are missing. Often, however, because the Deportee descend before the day of the planned departure easy. To truth belongs also: Only 12.099 rejected asylum seekers have left the country in the past year, in the framework of the government-sponsored “voluntary return” by itself. And one more interesting number: The date 31.12.2018, only 236,000 foreigners were with the Status of “obliged to leave the country” in Germany – not all of them are rejected asylum seekers, but the vast majority of.
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How to increase the number of deportations?
The new laws are intended to prevent, inter alia, that Deportation the deportation of escape. To do this, you can be easier than in the past in pre-departure detention. Only courts can order such a deprivation of liberty. So far, there were in the whole of Germany special detention places for around 500 people. Now, Deportees can be held in prisons but also in ordinary prisons. Thus, the regulations not in conflict with the EU, are immigration detainees be housed separately from common Criminals. Leaving custody can be imposed if the specified departure date has been exceeded by 30 days. The detention may last a maximum of 18 months. In so-called “participation in prison“ are also asylum seekers who stubbornly refuse to cooperate in determining their identity with the authorities. However, it must be a “reasonable prospect of removal“.
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What is the prerequisite for deportation?
First of all, the asylum must be rejected. With a court judgment, the temporary residence permit and the failed asylum seekers goes off you must leave the country within a certain period of time. The Departure of these period of time required to elapse, he may be forced to leave the country through deportation. This is also true for people with an ongoing asylum procedure, who have been convicted of a crime to imprisonment for a term of at least three years.
Another requirement for deportation in each case is that the identity of the Person is clarified, and a valid travel or appropriate substitute documents are available. Some of the countries of origin refuse but again and again, these documents are to be issued and their citizens to take back. As long as nothing changes, will pay a significant increase in the Adoption of unrealistic.
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When it comes to deportations?
As a General rule: deportations to countries of origin, in which a obliged to leave the country on his return to torture or death, do not take place. Also the mentally or physically Ill not be deported.
Rejected asylum seekers whose identity is clarified and published in the training or their living by working themselves, are also of deportation spared; you get a so-called “tolerated status“, this means that The deportation is suspended.
If a line-of-flight fights an Expelled violently against the forced expulsion of the Pilot, whether to transport or not. Again and again, pilots do not refuse transportation to unsettle the other passengers or to pose a threat. Thus, the removal is postponed only not cancelled. Because even if the deportation cannot be carried out, not solidified by the fact – as before – the status of residence, such as in the Form of chain short. There are also no family reunification more, because a right of residence in Germany.