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The German Federal Police has announced that the number of removal orders has increased by 17% The number decreased by four per cent
More than half of the expulsion orders could be met in the first five months of the year and in almost all cases, the expellees failed, Welt am Sonntag reported on Sunday. 19659006] According to the report of the Federal Police, between January and May, the German authorities issued nearly 24,000 orders of reference, but only 11,000 were returned to their country of origin
12,800 returns not completed and 11,500 in total the expellees were "untraceable" to their registered address
Meanwhile, nearly 500 g the authorities gave up the pbadive or active opposition to the expulsion. The number of these cases has increased by more than 200% compared to last year.
The citizens of Nigeria and Guinea are most opposed to deportation. Resistance has been demonstrated by over 60% of expelled Nogerans and Guineans. More than 50 percent of Somalis and over 40 percent of Syrians also clashed.
Ernst Valters, head of the Federal Union of Police Workers, said local and territorial authorities should intensify their deportation efforts.
For the moment, the Minister of Employment, Hubert Hayl, representing the Social Democrats (SPD), has criticized the federal state for "well integrated" illegal immigrants
"Sometimes it seems to me that Germany is obliged to leave no people, "said Heils in an interview with Augsburger Allgemeine
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