Expansion of anti-immigration agreements in the agenda of the German government

According to the report of the international group Tasnim news agency quoting Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung newspaper reported that the German federal government wants to sign more migration agreements with countries outside of Europe soon in order to make immigration to Germany more regular and return rejected asylum seekers better. “Joachim Stump”, the special representative of the immigration agreements of the German federal government, told “Renaissance Post” that the relevant agreements with Kenya and Uzbekistan have progressed well.

The government coalition in Germany led by “Olaf Schultz” sees migration agreements as the key to regulating migration to Germany. The parties of the coalition government (Social Democratic Party, Greens and Liberal Democrats) had agreed in the coalition agreement to appoint a special representative for this purpose. This special representative of the Traffic Light Coalition was introduced in early February 2023, whose office is located in the Federal Ministry of the Interior. This post is held by Stamp, the former Minister of Integration of the state of North Rhine-Westphalia.

A little while ago, at the beginning of December 2022, the first “Migration and Mobility Partnership Agreement” with India It was signed and it became effective in March.

The country of Germany, along with other EU member states, emphasizes the rules of deterrence to prevent the influx of immigrants.

Not long ago, the Federal Ministry of the Interior of Germany, in the continuation of deterrence policies towards asylum seekers, extended fixed border controls with Poland, the Czech Republic and Switzerland in order to deal with the influx of migrants for another 6 months. announced.

According to the announcement of the German Ministry of Interior, the fixed control at the land borders with Poland, the Czech Republic and Switzerland will be extended for another six months. The Federal Ministry of the Interior announced that it had notified the European Commission of the extension until December 15.

The German federal government is also currently completing its investigation into the The issue is how asylum procedures in third countries are legally possible.

The narrative of irregular migration as a danger has been around for a long time in the European Union. European Union countries rely on defense and deterrence approach and in this way they cooperate with some autocratic and dictatorial countries. After years of negotiation, the new asylum reform plan of this union was approved, which leads to the facilitation and acceleration of the process of deportation of asylum seekers. They agreed with these plans, which foresee, among other things, the rapid processes of refugees at foreign borders. The European Union wants to use these reforms to better control migration to Europe. These measures are intended to reduce the burden on the shoulders of the main countries of entry such as Italy and Greece.

According to this law, in the future immigrants who have little chance of being accepted as refugees , are barred from continuing their journey through asylum procedures at the EU’s external borders and can be deported directly from border camps. Accordingly, asylum seekers are housed in prison-like conditions for a maximum of three months – although this period can be extended in the event of a crisis.

Human rights organizations They have been criticizing these asylum reforms for months.

Nancy Pfizer, the Federal Minister of the Interior of Germany, recently in response to the increased risk of terrorist attacks from temporary control at all borders Germany announced for the European Football Championship this summer. The European Football Championship starts on June 14.

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