BERLIN / LONDON (IT BOLTWISE) – The number of deportations from Germany has risen by 20 percent this year, sparking significant political controversy. The focus is particularly on returns to Turkey and the deportation of minors. Critics accuse the authorities of acting without regard to the humanitarian circumstances.
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The current development of deportations from Germany has led to a heated debate. Compared to the previous year, the number of deportations increased by 20 percent, meaning that 17,651 people had to leave the country by September. These figures became known through a parliamentary question from the Left Party, which was answered by the federal government. The focus is particularly on deportations to Turkey and Georgia, with Turkey leading the way with 1,614 people deported.
A particularly controversial aspect is the deportation of minors. Almost a fifth of the people deported, a total of 3,095, were minors. This fact has led to sharp criticism from political actors who question the humanitarian implications of such measures. Clara Bünger, a domestic policy expert for the Left, expressed concern about the authorities’ unscrupulousness, particularly with regard to returns to Turkey, a country that, according to Bünger, represses political dissidents and minorities.
The discussion about deportations is not new, but the latest figures have reignited the debate. Critics argue that the deportation practice raises not only humanitarian but also legal questions. The returns to countries like Turkey, which are known for their human rights violations, contradict Germany’s international obligations. The question of whether such measures are compatible with the political situation in Germany remains controversial.
The federal government defends its practice with the argument of the rule of law and the need to enforce applicable law. Nevertheless, the question remains as to how these measures are compatible with the humanitarian standards that Germany has set for itself. The debate is likely to continue as social and political tensions increase over migration and asylum policy.
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