Germany Defends Afghan Deportation Policy After Fatal Trier Knife Attack
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Federal Minister of the Interior Alexander Dobrindt has defended the extension of deportations to Afghanistan. "Anyone who has passed a negative asylum procedure is obliged to leave ... The post Minister of the Interior Alexander Dobrindt defends extension of deportations to Afghanistan appeared first on Apollo News.
After the deadly stabbing attack on a student in Trier, Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt is affected – and at the same time reaffirms his hard course in migration policy. Deportation of criminals to Afghanistan is mandatory.
A 22-year-old is stabbed on the open road in Trier. The guilt of the suspect from Afghanistan is not finally clarified, but his past causes discussions - apparently also in the family of the victim. She gives the chancellor a clear message.
Last week a student was stabbed in Trier. The Chancellor spoke to his family. The suspect is housed in a psychiatry.
After a violent act, Chancellor Friedrich Merz contacts the victim's parents. The case should now also become a political issue.
The case of an Afghan who stabbed a student in Trier shocked the country. Now Chancellor Merz is reporting to the victim's family – "an emotional conversation," it is said later.
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