Berlin – The German government on Tuesday, July 28, deported 31 Afghan nationals to Kabul on a charter flight departing from Leipzig Airport.
According to German media reports and government officials, 30 of those deported had criminal convictions. The remaining individual, although not convicted of any crime, was returned to Afghanistan after his asylum application was rejected and all legal avenues to remain in Germany had been exhausted.
Alexander Dobrindt, Germany’s Federal Minister of the Interior, stated that deportations of Afghan nationals to Afghanistan will continue “consistently.” He added that individuals who pose a threat to Germany’s security have no prospect of remaining in the country.
The flight is part of the German government’s stricter immigration policy toward migrants whose asylum applications have been denied or who have been deemed eligible for deportation due to criminal offenses.
Source: German government officials and German media reports.
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