The support of the German Interior Minister for the plan to speed up the deportation of asylum seekers despite criticism

According to the international group Tasnim news agency, quoted by “NTV” Germany, Nancy Pfizer, the German Minister of Immigration, defended her tough stance on the deportation of asylum seekers during the discussions on immigration and said: This process must be done quickly and reliably.

At the same time, she said: But Our country also depends on skilled foreign workers. Pfizer hopes that more of these forces will be obtained thanks to the new immigration law.

In this way, Germany’s Federal Interior Minister Nancy Pfizer has defended her deportation law as a prerequisite for the socially beneficial acceptance of immigration.

He said in the first session of reviewing the draft of this law in the Bundestag (central German parliament): Anyone who does not have the right to stay should leave Germany again. We must be able to implement this principle – otherwise we will harm our society.

In justifying this action, Pfizer stressed: Germany has made amazing progress. We have gone from a nation that caused two world wars to a nation where people seek protection. For us to be such a country, we also need clear rules and regulations. This means that those who do not have the right to stay must leave the country again. This is a prerequisite for immigration to be recognized in society.

The German minister said: In practice, there were always problems. The draft law to improve return now establishes the necessary conditions for the continued implementation of deportation and return.

The law specifically includes long-term detention options for people facing deportation and more rights and powers. Considers for the police during inspections. It also aims to speed up the deportation of smugglers. With this law, the federal government is reacting to the significant increase in the number of asylum seekers in Germany and the reduction of refugee accommodation options in many municipalities. Hessen Prime Minister Boris Rein from the Union of Christian United Parties told Handelsblatt about this: “The federal government is advised to postpone the amendment of the citizenship law. The timing of the implementation of the project is wrong. The government in a situation where illegal immigration is very clearly is too much, it calls into question a social consensus – and unnecessarily creates new incentives for immigration.

Germany’s interior ministry announced an anti-immigration package that would speed up deportations and increase police powers to deal with It predicts the influx of refugees to be submitted to the parliament of this country for approval. The most important measures presented in this package are that the detention of deportations is to be increased from the current ten days to 28 days in order to be able to deport them. prepared. Based on this, the deportation of the so-called “tolerated” persons should no longer be announced.

Also, in the future, if an asylum application or subsequent applications are filed during this period, detention pending deportation is also It should be able to be issued or renewed. In addition, the immigration authorities should get rid of the issue of further renewal of temporary residence permits.

On this basis, also in the future, the German police should be allowed to search people who have to are leaving the country, enter rooms other than the room of the person in question in the common residence. If the person in question cannot produce a passport to leave the country, the police will be allowed to analyze his mobile phones in the future. Identity verification should be more effectively organized between the police and immigration authorities. Unannounced inspections are also foreseen in this program. Accused of planning terrorist attacks during Christmas