Berlin Green politician warns: deportations as a crime trap!

Berlin Green politician warns: deportations as a crime trap!

Bernau, Deutschland - In a explosive discussion about the causes of increasing crime among asylum seekers, the domestic spokesman for the Greens in the Berlin House of Representatives, Vasili Franco, has targeted the current deportation debates. In conversation with the RBB-Inforadio, Franco emphasized that the heated debate about increased deportations had significantly deteriorated the Situation of the people living here. The Greens politician emphasized that this not only reduces the participation and integration opportunities, but also contributed to an increase in crime.

Despite the recognized "need for action" in migration policy, Franco clarifies that it was a desired idea of solving social problems solely through deportations. Often, deportations, well -integrated and tolerated migrants, which would be caught in their training positions, were caught while others could immerse themselves. The long -term delay from legal disputes that delay deportations up to two years is particularly problematic.

call for faster deportations

The head of the central immigration authority Brandenburg, Olaf Jansen, demanded faster deportations. For him, the long procedures represent a serious hurdle that makes it easier to stay in the country. Jansen complained that up to two years sometimes pass before courts confirm deportation. This means that ID documents run and the countries of origin often refused to issue new papers. In August 2023, around 4,500 people in Brandenburg were liable to leave; Only 207 were actually deported, while 570 voluntarily left the country.

Meanwhile, the arrest of a Libyan asylum seeker in Bernau made headlines. The man is said to have planned an attack on the Israeli embassy in Berlin and was in contact with a member of the Islamic State. On behalf of the Federal Attorney General, he was finally caught by special units. However, the Federal Prosecutor's Office was silent about his current residence status.