Syrian Refugees in Germany: Government Wants to Decode Protection Status on a Broad Front
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According to a report, Federal Minister of the Interior Dobrindt plans to revoke the protection status of many Syrians. CDU politicians want to extend the reviews initially to young, single men who refer to social benefits.
In the case of young men, the appeal is to begin, the internal political spokesman of the Union faction believes. To this end, it is planned to promote voluntary departure more strongly than before.
The protection status for Syrians guarantees war refugees a legal life in Germany. After the fall of the Assad regime, Federal Minister of the Interior Dobrindt is considering a stricter review of the property rights in the future.
Federal Minister of the Interior Alexander Dobrindt (CSU) intends to order the Federal Office for Migration and Refugees (Bamf) in Nuremberg this autumn to recognize the protection status of Syrians on a broad front.
The Ministry of the Interior wants to significantly extend the withdrawal checks for Syrian migrants. First, the Bamf targets young men who do not work and live on social benefits. This post Migration policy Federal Government wants to allegedly deprive unemployed Syrians of the protection status was published on Young Freedom.
The civil war in Syria is over, but most Syrian refugees are still here. CSU politician Alexander Dobrindt wants to change that now.
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