Debate on Deportations Sparks Concerns Over Impact on Migrant Crime

Berlin's Green Party argues that increased deportations may worsen integration and social issues rather than solve them.

Vasili Franco, a Green Party spokesperson, claims that deportation debates contribute to rising crime among asylum seekers by worsening their living conditions.
The Green Party believes that current deportation practices often target well-integrated individuals, such as apprentices, instead of those who have gone underground.
Olaf Jansen from Brandenburg's Central Foreigners Authority advocates for quicker deportations, citing delays that allow documents to expire and complicate the process.
A recent arrest of a Libyan asylum seeker planning an attack on the Israeli embassy highlights tensions in the deportation debate.
The Green Party warns that focusing solely on deportation numbers will not address underlying social issues or migration challenges.