Interior Minister Horst Seehofer calls for stricter immigration regulations after asylum have attacked candidates in Amberg passers-by. The set of rules, when foreigners must leave the country, is extremely detailed.
Interior Minister Horst Seehofer (CSU) said asylum-seekers would be immediately deported if you fail in Germany is against the law. He wanted to submit to the Federal government in a timely manner the proposals for corresponding changes in the law. This initiative is not the first of Seehofer. The current claim goes back to an attack in the Bavarian town of Amberg in the past week. 29. December 2018 are to have harassed four drunken asylum-seekers from Syria, Afghanistan and Iran, between the ages of 17 and 19 years, passers-by and beaten. Twelve people were injured in the process.
There is no data about how many people were deported to Germany after the Commission of criminal offences, the overall number of deportations has decreased in the past year. In the first half of 2018, around 12,300 people from Germany were deported. Compared to the same period in 2017, this number has fallen to around two percent.
Interior Minister Horst Seehofer demands that criminal aliens be immediately deported
The German law prohibits deportation in General, if the Deportees in their country of origin in death or torture is threatened, or if his life or his freedom is endangered because of his race, Religion, nationality, political opinion or membership of a particular social group. These people are tolerated in Germany, “” until the conditions which prevent the removal, change.
Who may be deported from Germany?
Because foreigners need a residence permit to remain in Germany to receive refugees and asylum seekers during the processing of an application for a temporary residence permit. If your asylum application has been refused, you have no right to stay in Germany and are not obliged to leave the country within a certain period of time (longer than six months). This period is expired, they can be forced in their country of origin.
What is with foreigners who have committed a crime?
A Person with a current application for asylum, is sentenced to a term of imprisonment of at least three years, must, in theory, be deported. In the case of foreign persons who have been convicted of less serious crimes, or simply as a threat to the public order and security, is the question of whether they should be deported, is a matter for the authorities.
The decision is based on two factors: How severe the Crime was and how high the protection is required of the offender? A man who has committed an administrative offense, and in his home country, torture, or even death, will not be deported. In the case of a foreigner with a German family or a permanent place of work, the likelihood of deportation is low – unless he has committed no serious crime.
After the events of the Cologne new year’s eve night from 2015/16, the deportation regulations in Germany were tightened far
As a General rule, that a foreigner was sentenced to a minimum of two years in prison can be deported. A year is sufficient, if the Offence concerned was part of a catalog that was created after the new year 2015/16 in Cologne attacks. There is a large group of mainly North African and Arab men had attacked the women, sexually molested and robbed. The catalog includes offences such as assault, sexual offences or resisting law enforcement officers.
Who decides who is deported?
The responsibility for the arrangement of the deportations from Germany, two different authorities – the immigration authority, which is headed by the respective state governments, and the Federal office for Migration and refugees (BAMF).
In most cases, the foreigners authority for the issue and enforcement of deportation commands responsible, but in the asylum procedure, the BAMF also has the right, after the rejection of the application, the deportation to be arranged. In these cases, the foreigners authority of the Federal country in which the Person resides, for the enforcement of the deportation charge.
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Since many of the people who should be deported, do not want to go voluntarily, you can call the foreigners authority and the police for help. Because of the practical act of deportation is the responsibility of the border control, deportations carried out in the rule of the Federal police, which is for securing the borders of Germany responsible.
The authorities can also apply for a court decision on a “detention” which can last up to 18 months. If you have, for example, evidence that the Person to be deported, wants to disappear.
Affected have the right to challenge government decisions to appeal?
Yes. So, for example, persons whose asylum application is rejected can Lodge an administrative court, which reviewed the decision of the BAMF. Those whose applications are rejected as “manifestly unfounded”, however, they have only a week to appeal, all the other two weeks.
Especially the Bremen of the BAMF stand for unlawful asylum decisions in the criticism
In recent years, overloaded BAMF have taken staff often incorrect decisions on asylum applications. Many asylum seekers fencing that is also why the rejections legally and can stay until the decision of the administrative courts in Germany.
What are the other reasons, deportations are delayed?
Among those who are legally obliged to leave Germany, miss a lot of the deportation, because they are mentally or physically too ill to travel, or because they have identity papers such as passports for repatriation are missing.
Persons were allowed to remain, originally, can be asked to go. This happened, for example, with some of the refugees that Germany had captured during the Balkan war in the 1990s. The refugees from the former Yugoslavia had to return to the stabilization of the Situation home.