germany starts sending more turkish asylum seekers back home
Last updated on October 2nd, 2024 at 11:51 am
Germany has recently begun deporting rejected asylum seekers more than ever under a new deal with Turkey. The German government has said this is a good start towards halting cases of illegal immigration to the country.
German newspaper Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung (FAZ) wrote that deportation flights have already taken off.
Currently, asylum seekers in Germany, ranking third after the Syrians and the Afghanis, originate primarily from Turkey. However, only 8 percent of Turkish asylum seekers are granted permission to remain in Germany. Most of these asylum seekers are Kurdish people.
Nancy Faeser, Germany’s interior minister, said:
Not long after that, the Turkish government dismissed these reports. They said:
There is increasing pressure on the German government to remove from the country individuals who are not legally allowed to be in the country at the first instance. Last October, the German Chancellor Olaf Scholz stated that the deportations should occur “on a large scale.”
Thus the Pro Asyl declared that it is ‘irresponsible’ to send back Turkish nationals. They focus on the outlook of Turkey on dissent and human rights in the nation.As for the agreement, which has been tentatively reached, it is still unclear whether it may have any carrots for Turkey. The Turkish government has been urging Germany to be more lenient to Turkish citizens wishing to travel to Schengen Zone nations.
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