One of the deportes was Afghanistan, who in 2019, along with three accomplices, raped a 14 -Year -old study at the refugee center for a few hours.
Germany conducts the first evacuation of Afghanistan criminals to the new Mercya transfer policy. 81 Afghans were sent to Kabul with a special defense system, including those convicted of killing, rape and other crimes. Bild reported this Friday, July 18.
This is the first of such a flight in the Government’s Migration Migration Policy Policy of Chancellor Friedrich Merets. The plane with the departure has reached the Afghanistan capital.
Among those exiled – 12 people convicted of killings, 17 – for sexual violence, as well as more than 40 other criminals involved in serious violent actions. The list also includes some drug sellers.
It was noted that one of the deported was Afghanistan, who in 2019 in the city of Illerkirhberg, along with three accomplices, raped a 14 -Year -old study at the refugee center for hours.
“We were able to organize another flight of deportation with criminals in Afghanistan. So, we begin to implement the next point of changing policy from the coalition agreement … in our country there is no right to stay for criminals who have committed serious crimes,” said the German Minister of Internal Work of Germany Alexander Dobrindt.
He added that deportations of defendants in Afghanistan should continue. According to him, for exporting all AFGHANS to force to return, at least another 16 flights are required.
According to the Central Register of Foreigners, until June 30, 1710 citizens of Afghanistan are in Germany, which must be deported immediately. Another 9462 AFGHANS received a temporary delay in eviction.
The decision to dismiss Kabul was supported by the minister of the Austria Gerhard Carner’s inner law.
“Europe is finally getting harder and more difficult. We must continue to decided to expel criminals and those who threatened,” he summarized.
Earlier, Germany announced the intent to strengthen the transfer policy following the Denmark example.
Germany will enhance the transition control
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Source: korrespondent
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