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Düsseldorf (dpa) – The hasty deportation
of the Islamist Peril Sami A. in Tunisia legally expired from the point of view of the North Rhine-Westphalia government.
"The legal conditions of the deportation were completely reunited," said Joachim Stamp, NRW Refugee Minister ( FDP ) at a joint special session of the Legal and Judiciary Committee. integration of the Düsseldorf Landtag. "There were indications of potentially conflicting court decisions, there would have been no return from Sami A."
Osama bin Laden, the ex-guard of the alleged body of al-Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden, was deported to Tunisia last Friday, although the Gelsenkirchen administrative court decided the day before that It was not allowed. However, the decision was pbaded only when Sami A. was already on his way to Tunisia. The undocumented Gelsenkirchen judges had called the action "grossly illegal" and demanded that Sami A be recovered. In turn, the city of Bochum defends itself again.
Federal Chancellor Angela Merkel (CDU) emphasized in Berlin that "the federal government wants to comply with the law" and does so wherever it is needed. "And I believe that these principles of the rule of law are also just and important," said Merkel. The Greens in the Bundestag have requested for the month of August a special meeting of the Interior Committee on the case of Sami A.
Stamp acknowledged that he made every effort to finally create the conditions after years of lawsuits to evict Sami A. "quickly and discreetly". "At the time of the deportation, there was no exit ban," Stamp said. It was helpful, however, that Sami A.'s lawyers did not exhaust the legal options and did not seek an injunction against deportation. "We did not know if and when the court would look into the case," said a refugee rights expert. "It was very unfortunate that we did not have this information," Stamp said.
Opposition factions of the SPD and Greens, who had requested the special session in the middle of the summer holidays, accused the state government of violating the separation of powers. Stamp insisted that one would "never bend the rule of law" to impose political will. His house was only 15 minutes before the landing of the deportation machine informed of the new court decision. "I badumed that there was no way to stop it." It was not a matter of deceiving the court.
However, referring to previous court decisions and the protection of the constitution, Stamp emphasized Sami A.'s danger and the resulting pressure to act. In a 2015 ruling, the Supreme Administrative Court found that Sami A. had received military training in the al-Qaeda terrorist organization in Afghanistan in 1999/2000 and had been a member of the chief of staff of the terrorist organization. Al-Qaeda Osama Bin Laden, killed in 2011. "Sami A. told a witness that Germany would scream blood when he was deported," Stamp said. He was happy to be able to expel the man, who had already entered Germany in 1997 and has since employed countless courts. "North Rhine-Westphalia has become safer."
Press release of the state parliament
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