Syrian Refugees in Germany: Government Wants to Decode Protection Status on a Broad Front
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The Federal Government is striving to ensure that more Syrian citizens leave Germany, which is likely to receive a corresponding call soon. The focus is on recipients of social benefits.
The German Minister of the Interior, Alexander Dobrindt, will order the Federal Office for Migration and Refugees (Bamf) in Nuremberg in the coming weeks to revoke the protection status of Syrian refugees. Internal policy spokesman for the CDU/CSU parliamentary group, Alexander Throm, has specified that, among Syrian refugees, “the revocation review should begin with young people travelling alone, receiving social assistance, that is, not workin…
Federal Minister of the Interior Dobrindt wants to deport more Syrians. It should start soon. Read who is most concerned and how Dobrindt wants to help.
According to a report, Federal Minister of the Interior Dobrindt plans to revoke the protection status of many Syrians. CDU politicians want to extend the reviews initially to young, single men who refer to social benefits.
In the case of young men, the appeal is to begin, the internal political spokesman of the Union faction believes. To this end, it is planned to promote voluntary departure more strongly than before.
The protection status for Syrians guarantees war refugees a legal life in Germany. After the fall of the Assad regime, Federal Minister of the Interior Dobrindt is considering a stricter review of the property rights in the future.
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