Overview
- He was checked late Saturday on a regional train from Belgium upon arrival at Aachen Hauptbahnhof.
- Officers say he is 37 and flagged in police databases under 28 alias names with prior drug offenses.
- He presented a Lebanese passport and an Italian residence permit that, according to the Federal Police, does not confer Schengen rights.
- His asylum claim was finally rejected in April 2025, triggering an entry and residence ban for Germany.
- He is in deportation custody as officials use the presented documents to determine his correct identity with the stated goal of removal to Lebanon.