US EditionSwitzerland deports two Afghan nationals, citing security concerns
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Since 2019, Swiss authorities have not carried out any deportations to Afghanistan. Now the Federal Office for Migration has changed the practice.
Switzerland deports two Afghan criminals - with 500 Swiss francs in "pocket money" in their luggage. Police officers accompanied the two men to Istanbul.
The deportation of the legally convicted men was the first deportation to Afghanistan since 2019, according to the Federal Department of Justice and Police.
Two men, convicted definitively in Switzerland, were deported to Kabul. This is the first deportation to Afghanistan since 2019Switzerland has deported to Kabul two Afghans convicted by a final judgment. This is the first deportation to Afghanistan since 2019, a spokesperson for the Federal Department of Justice and Police confirmed to Keystone-ATS on Sunday to Keystone-ATS. The State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) informed the cantons on Frida…
Switzerland Expels Two Afghan Citizens Over Security Concerns – KabulNow
Swiss officials indicated plans to accelerate the deportation process for additional migrants, with reports of 13 other Afghan nationals with criminal convictions still residing in Switzerland. The post Switzerland Expels Two Afghan Citizens Over Security Concerns appeared first on KabulNow.
Switzerland is the only country besides Germany to have recently started repatriating people to the Taliban state. In a pilot project, several serious criminals have already been deported.
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