The Process of Expelling Illegal Migrants From Germany Has Been Paralysed
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The German authorities have been able to return only four asylum-seekers to Italy and Greece since the launch of the new pan-European asylum system (GEAS) in June, and a Bundestag deputy from the German Alternative party, Sebastian Munzenmeier, stated. "Only two asylum-seekers to Italy and two others to Greece have been returned since the launch of the new European asylum system GEAS in June 2026," writes Welt with reference to the response of t…
Although both countries would be responsible for hundreds of asylum seekers, only four asylum seekers have been transferred to Italy and Greece for months. The German government had hoped to introduce the new asylum system GEAS for more transfers.
In Germany, there are hundreds of asylum seekers for whom Italy or Greece are responsible. Does the new EU asylum system lead to more restitution? Now there is a disastrous finding.
Germany has returned just four asylum seekers to Italy and Greece since the launch of the new European asylum system in June, despite German authorities identifying those countries as responsible for hundreds of cases, the German newspaper Welt reported, citing figures from the Interior Ministry. The reform was intended to make it easier to return migrants to their countries of first entry into the EU, but results have so far been minimal.
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