Departure from Leipzig/Halle: Collective deportation to Afghanistan - focus on offenders
During deportations, the Federal Police supports the states. Their foreign authorities report who is to be flown out. This time it affects 23 Afghan criminals.
The German Federal Police has deported 23 Afghans back to their home country on a charter flight from Leipzig/Halle airport to Kabul. The deported individuals were all men who had committed crimes in Germany, including robbery, child abuse, and assault. This is the latest in a series of deportations, with six states participating: Baden-Württemberg, Bavaria, Hesse, Lower Saxony, North Rhine-Westphalia, and Rhineland-Palatinate.
Since the start of the current legislative period, a total of 228 men have been deported back to Afghanistan.
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