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Saarland considers more deportations of Afghan nationals

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Saarland considers more deportations of Afghan nationals
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The interior ministry of Saarland stated in a release that more individuals subject to deportation orders could be removed from the state in the future.

It was emphasized that the measure is not intended to target solely persons classified as threats or those with criminal convictions.

According to the ministry, Afghan nationals could also be affected more strongly by the enforcement of deportation orders.

The authorities stress that the actions are carried out within the framework of existing legal obligations to leave the country.

Frequently asked questions

What legal basis underlies the planned deportations?

The deportations are carried out on the basis of the Residence Act and the individual obligation to leave the country.

Are there any exclusion criteria for certain groups of people?

According to current information, there are no general exclusions; each case is decided individually.

How many people are currently subject to deportation orders in Saarland?

The interior ministry has not released specific figures; the numbers are based on internal assessments.