Saxony on alert: 1,421 foreign intensive offenders!

Saxony on alert: 1,421 foreign intensive offenders!

Dresden, Deutschland - In Saxony, a drama is bought that ensures a lot of explosive: of the total of 1,421 foreign intensive offenders in the Free State, only 277 are currently sitting behind bars. A scandal, many think, because between July and September this year, these people committed a whopping 1,302 crimes. The Saxon AfD is full and demands radical measures. International agreements are to make the deportation easier and thus reduce the explosive problem pool. of course magazine Dilemma brought to light. The largest intensive perpetrators come from Syria, Tunisia and Libya.

The scene of the event is Dresden, the setting, where the domestic spokesman for the Saxon AfD faction, Sebastian Wippel, blows massive allegations to the CDU government. The words that fall in this context are “total deportation failure”. The AfD sees the need in international return agreements and refers to examples such as Great Britain and the Netherlands, which have such agreements with Rwanda or Uganda. Wippel leaves no doubt that Saxony with Uganda as a partner state in development aid can expect a “consideration”.

The big deportation question

But there are hurdles. Deportations are still a complex undertaking, especially in countries that are considered tourist goals. Tunisia, such a “holiday country”, must be ready to take off offenders back. In the meantime, a negligible number of only 39 people has been deported throughout the year. In view of the dramatic situation on site, the question arises as to which measures are taken to reduce the number of intensive offenders.

The question remains whether the Saxon government will feel political pressure and will answer with a more effective strategy. The voices after a change become louder and the population also follows the events with an arousal. While negotiations on takeover agreements are circulating, there is hope for soon improvements. But until then the goal is clear: fewer intensive offenders on the Saxon streets!