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Germany Sees Spike in Number of Foreigners Deported in 2025

  • Germany deported 6,151 people in the first quarter of 2025, marking a rise compared to previous years and reaching more than quarterly averages in the past two years.
  • This increase follows the Repatriation Act, effective February 27, 2024, which expanded authorities' powers to deport not only criminals but also other asylum seekers.
  • Most deportations flew to Turkey, Georgia, France, Spain, and Serbia, with around 1,700 classified as Dublin transfers and significant costs involved, especially for charter flights.
  • Left Party MP Clara Bünger condemned deportation methods as "brutal and without any empathy," noting families torn apart and sick people forcibly removed from hospitals during procedures.
  • If current trends continue, Germany could exceed 24,000 deportations in 2025, as the new conservative-led government plans to further increase repatriations to save resources.
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EU-Schwerbehinderung broke the news in on Thursday, May 22, 2025.
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