Belgian Migration Minister Says 60 Afghan Prisoners Face Deportation After Serving Sentences – KabulNow
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Belgian Migration Minister Says 60 Afghan Prisoners Face Deportation After Serving Sentences – KabulNow
KABUL, AFGHANISTAN - Belgium’s Minister for Asylum and Migration, Annelien Van Bossuyt, has said that around 60 Afghan nationals who are in the country illegally and currently serving prison sentences could face deportation after completing their sentences. Speaking during a plenary session of the Belgian parliament on Friday, October 2, Van Bossuyt said the government would continue to pursue stricter measures on the entry and removal of migran…
Belgium's immigration minister Anneline Van Busweit says 60 Afghan refugees, the majority of whom are convicted of murder and rape and are now in prison, should not roam the country's streets after their sentences are over. At a plenary session in the Belgian parliament yesterday (Friday, October 10th), Ms Boswitt said that Brussels would seriously pursue arrivals and deportations of migrants following these conditions. “There are currently abou…
Belgian minister says convicted Afghan criminals should return after serving sentences
Belgium’s Minister for Asylum and Migration Anneleen Van Bossuyt has said Afghan nationals convicted of crimes and staying in Belgium illegally should be returned to Afghanistan after completing their prison sentences. “I do not want them walking freely around our territory,” Van Bossuyt said. She added that discussions with the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan (IEA) over the return of such individuals do not amount to supporting the IEA. “Afghan …
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