Germany Deported Just 13k Migrants in 2022, Numbers Still Well Below Pre-Pandemic Years
Germany has announced 13,000 illegals were deported in 2022, around half the number from the year prior to the outbreak of the coronavirus.
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Germany Only Managed to Send Back 4,100 of 68,000 Migrants Under EU Rules
In 2022, Germany attempted to send nearly 70,000 migrants back to other European Union countries where they first arrived under the Dublin Agreement, but was only successful in just over six per cent of the cases. Germany attempted to return 68,709
Belgium Creates New Centre to Deport Fake Refugees Who Have Already Claimed Asylum Elsewhere
The Belgian government has created a new asylum centre to facilitate the deportation of fake refugees who have already applied for asylum in another European country.
NGO Demands Germany Halt Deportations to the Dangerous Country of… Poland
A pro-migrant NGO called on the German government to stop deporting migrants to neighbouring Poland, arguing the country treats them poorly.
EU Considers Scrapping Dublin Asylum Agreement, New Measures Could Force Migrant Redistribution
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has proposed abolishing current European Union asylum rules, suggesting new measures could force member states to take migrants through a “new strong solidarity mechanism”. President Von der Leyen told the European Parliament on
EU Rejects Post-Brexit Deal on Returning Illegals, Trade Talks Deadlocked
European Union negotiators have reportedly rejected a British offer of a bilateral pact to return illegal migrants, while a seventh round of Brexit trade negotiations has again ended in deadlock.
Just 0.4 Per Cent of German Asylum Seekers Did Not Come Via Safe Nations
An almost inconsequentially small number of migrants (0.36 per cent) applying for asylum in Germany last year should have done so according to EU law, as they had not passed through other safe nations before getting there.
EU Nations Move to Resume Returning Migrants to Struggling Greece
BRUSSELS (AP) — European Union countries have begun the process of sending migrants who arrived over the last five months via Greece back there to have their asylum applications assessed, resuming a practice that was suspended as Greece struggled to cope with a massive refugee influx.
World View: Italy Prepares for Possible Mediterranean Refugee Crisis This Summer
Contents: Italy prepares for possible Mediterranean refugee crisis this summer; Europeans blame China and ‘the freeway effect’ for the migrant crisis
Hungary Refuses to Take 5,000 Migrants From Sweden
Hungary has refused a request by the Swedish government to take in 5,000 asylum seekers, and the Swedes want to take the matter to court.
NGO: Just 13 Per Cent of Migrants in Europe Actually Fleeing War
Just 13.7 per cent of migrants in Europe say they are fleeing war, with most admitting they are economic migrants, a new study by Doctors of the World (MDM) has revealed. The NGO found that the majority of nearly 10,000
U-Turn: Angela Merkel Will ‘Stop Illegal Migration’ And Return Asylum Seekers
After a series of shock defeats to the anti-mass migration AfD party, German Chancellor Angela Merkel has promised to “stop illegal immigration” and send failed asylum seekers back to their home nations.
World View: Number of Migrants Reaching Greece Surges Since Turkey’s Attempted Coup
Contents: Number of migrants reaching Greece surges since Turkey’s attempted coup; Concern grows over unsafe conditions in refugee camps in Greece; Fears grow that the EU-Turkey migrant deal will collapse
