Seehofer under pressure, 62% of Germans want his resignation

Media pressure on the German Minister of the Interior continues

BERLIN – Media pressure continues on German Minister of Interior Inside Horst Seehofer and also the consent he is badigned: 62% of Germans would like to resign, according to what was announced today by the Forsa Institute

The Minister of the Interior is also under pressure for his alleged influences on the expulsion of former bodyguard in Tunisia Osama Bin Laden, Sami A., a decision defined hours after "illegitimate" by the Gelsenkirchen court

Ministry officials had been informed for days that Bin Laden's bodyguard could be deported from the mid-1990s. Germany, but the flight's decision was in the jurisdiction of the Land of North Rhine-Westphalia -Westphalia, a prec was the spokesman for the interior today at the press conference. For Seehofer "it was politically important – continued the spokesman for the interior – that there was a quick repatriation of Sami A., but there was no minimal procedural pressure "for the execution of the expulsion.

Last week the minister had been accused by the cynical press of celebrating his birthday with 69 evictions of Afghans, as far as the candles on his birthday cake – a coincidence he had detected any agitation anyway – especially after a young Afghan had taken off after touching the ground in Kabul.

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