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the German interior Minister, Horst Seehofer (CSU) has announced a legislative initiative to rejected asylum-seekers to dive the sub to make it more difficult in front of a deportation. "If someone is to be deported, we should take him in custody, so he has not disappeared at the time of the deportation," said outgoing CSU-Chairman of the "Passauer Neue Presse" from Wednesday.
Today, deportations have often failed because the people were submerged, said Seehofer. He was going to wide in the beginning of next year, the coalition a proposal to strengthen the legal basis for deportations and removals.
"We must use all the possibilities to rejected asylum seekers back to their countries of origin, especially if they are delinquents," said the Minister of the interior. It is also important to prevent migrants "such as through identity deception and the loss of the papers of deportation, escape". Had planned "a whole bundle of measures". This also includes the reduction of social benefits.
Seehofer stressed: "It remains the principle: Who is entitled to asylum, get at us in the country of protection. People who are not entitled to asylum must leave the country again soon." The rule of law should enforcement be able.
More aboutdeportation of intensive offenders, the Minister of the interior welcome points system for offenders refugees
Frank Jansen's daily mirror tomorrow location for Free orderthe interior Ministers of The countries would have had his full backing, added the interior Minister. Information about crimes committed should be conducted with the foreigners and security authorities, in order to obtain early insight into criminal careers, and to be able to preventive action. "We have made the most serious of capital crimes, time and time again, that it is, then: The offender was known to the police," said Seehofer. (AFP)
