Saxony's intensive offenders: AfD demands radical deportation escapades!

Saxony's intensive offenders: AfD demands radical deportation escapades!

Dresden, Deutschland - In the Free State of Saxony, it is bubbling hard! A total of 1,421 foreign intensive offenders are currently supposed to make the region unsafe. But instead of landing behind the castle and bar, the majority of these criminals remain at large. A shock for many citizens, especially since there were an incredible 1,302 crimes committed by these perpetrators between July and September! The largest groups come from countries such as Syria, Tunisia and Libya. But what does politics do? The Saxon AfD puts pressure on the government and criticizes the serious deportation failure of the CDU. All of this reports the , of course, magazine .

The domestic political spokesman for the AfD parliamentary group, Sebastian Wippel, calls for a harder and appeals to international return agreements. So why not target smuggling states like Uganda? In return, a country that already receives development aid from Saxony should be cooperative. Wippel is also convinced that popular holiday countries such as Tunisia could bear such agreements. But the implementation of such suggestions is still on the brink, while the intensive offenders continue their criminal machinations in the Free State.

People and deportation: a plague or cholera?

Only 277 of these criminals are currently sitting behind bars, and just 39 were deported throughout the year. The population is concerned because the judiciary seems to be overwhelmed with this problem. The situation shows how urgently reforms are needed in the judicial system and how important it is to conclude functioning return agreements with the countries of origin.

Sebastian Wippel also adheres to the Saxon government to become active in its own responsibility. The previous steps seem hesitant and the view for a rapid improvement in the situation is missing. Cantruits of the deportation policy could relieve the Free State, but negotiations with potential withdrawal countries lead to a standstill.

In a tweet, the of course magazine not only the criticisms of the AfD, but also spoke openly: There could hardly be greater between political promises and their implementation. The will to finally follow action becomes the decisive question in the public debate about crime and security in the Free State.