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Mainz (dpa / lrs) – After the abortive expulsion of a Mainz clinic, the police left a pregnant and sick woman according to the authorities, alone and in slippers at the Hanover train station. The Iranian, aged 29, then followed the obligation to travel to her home in Ingelheim (district of Mainz-Bingen) and returned there with her one-year-old son, announced Monday the district administration in Ingelheim.
"You have to talk about this procedure," said Landrat Dorothea Schäfer (CDU). The young mother had received the expected fine of 100 euros, said the head of the department of foreigners of the district, Bernd Mißkampf. According to an article in "Allgemeine Zeitung", an employee of the railway company gave him the missing amount of five euros for the ticket and gave him money to buy something to eat.
After the night journey from Mainz to Hanover, accompanied by the Federal Police, the woman and her husband, who had been arrested at the Ingelheim eviction prison, refused to enter the police station. for Zagreb, according to Miss Mißkampf. The pilot refused to transport the family. The police, then 29, were then taken to the police station.
District Councilor Schaefer met with police representatives on Monday to discuss the failed eviction process. "Of course, this will not leave you cold," said the district councilor, announcing that she would discuss the process in the district council.
The family's asylum application was rejected under Dublin rules as it was registered for the first time in Croatia. "We have the enforceable obligation to leave, we have no compelling reason to acquiesce," said Miss Mißkampf.
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