Deportations
rise sharply in Germany: report 4/14/16
Germany deported 60 percent more
migrants last year than in 2014, the government said on Wednesday, with figures
from January and February showing that the pace of repatriations further
accelerating.
Nearly 6,000 refugee children missing in Germany (4/11/16) Germany's asylum requests plummet 66% in March (4/8/16)
Some 22,369 people were forcibly returned to their countries
of origin in 2015, up from 13,851 the previous year.
In the first two months of this year close to 4,500 people
were repatriated - twice as many as in January and February 2015.
Germany, which last year let in a record 1.1 million
migrants and refugees, has been ramping up efforts to deport those who
have failed to win asylum.
Meanwhile, the number of asylum seekers who have voluntarily
left Germany also rose sharply, from 13,573 in 2014 to 37,200 in 2015.
From January to March this
year, voluntary repatriations reached 14,095.
Comments
Germany brought in 1.1 million. Losing 50,000 is a drop in the bucket. They need to get back under 1 million total
and well under their current 3% of population.
They need to ban Sharia law and open No-Go zones. The need to stop news blackouts and stop
criminalizing free speech.
Norb Leahy, Dunwoody GA Tea Party Leader
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