The German Ministry of the Interior announced that on Tuesday morning, July 27, a charter flight carrying 31 Afghan migrants was deported from Germany to Kabul. According to the ministry, the majority of these individuals were expelled due to committing serious and very serious crimes.<\/p>\n
The list of accusations against these individuals includes intentional homicide, attempted murder, sexual assault, child abuse, theft, and severe assault. German officials emphasized that this decision was carried out within the framework of the country\u2019s security and immigration regulations.<\/p>\n
Among those deported, there was one Afghan migrant without a criminal record; however, after his asylum application was rejected and he refused to leave Germany voluntarily, he became subject to the deportation process. German authorities stated that initially two individuals without criminal records were considered for the flight, but ultimately only one was deported.<\/p>\n
Alexander Dobrindt, Germany\u2019s Minister of the Interior, said in a press conference that German society expects individuals who commit crimes to leave the country. He added that those who threaten Germany\u2019s security will not be allowed to stay, and rejected asylum seekers will face deportation measures if they do not return voluntarily.<\/p>\n
According to the German Ministry of the Interior, since the new government took office, a total of 204 Afghan migrants have been returned to Afghanistan.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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