32 deportations in the lake plate: intensive offenders before the end!

32 deportations in the lake plate: intensive offenders before the end!

In the first half of 2025, the security authorities in the Mecklenburg Lake District district deported 32 rejected asylum seekers. For the district, this is a step that reflects the efforts to order and security in the context of immigration policy. This number was compared to the two previous years when a total of 59 and 2023 58 foreigners were deported, such as Nordkurier reported.

Among the deported people are some who have attracted special attention due to their criminal offenses. A 21-year-old Egyptian was sentenced to seven months in prison and subsequent deportation for serious arson. His deed, lighting a mattress in his detention in February 2024, caused considerable damage of 8,000 euros.

intensive offenders in sight

also a "grandma robber", a 39-year-old Tunisian who has stolen 18 older women in the past two years, is about to deport a three-year prison sentence. These developments are part of a broader strategy in the country in which rejected asylum seekers who have become delinquent to remove from the country quickly.

Another case concerns a 19-year-old Sierra-Leoner who was borne by a juvenile sentence of two years and two months. However, it remains unclear how his deportation will continue because he lacks current identification papers. This illustrates the complex challenges associated with the deportations.

deportation figures in the context

However, these measures could not map the entire width of the deportation policy. According to the Federal Center for Political Education , a total of 20,084 people were deported from Germany in 2024. In the years before, the numbers were significantly lower: in 2023, 16,430 and 2022 12,945 people were deported.

With a view to the number of rejected asylum applications, it is made clear that this is a nationwide issue that is processed by the federal states in cooperation with the police authority, whereby the focus is on the countries of origin of the deported. In 2024 the most common countries of origin in Georgia, Turkey and Afghanistan were

legal framework conditions

Legal framework plays a crucial role in the entire process of deportations. People with a rejected asylum must leave Germany within a defined period, otherwise the immigration authority is deported by the immigration authority, such as Mediendienst Integration

The legal situation stipulates that asylum seekers must not be rejected at the border, unless under certain requirements. This case law not only ensures discussions and criticism within Germany, but also in neighboring countries such as Austria, Poland and Switzerland.

The latest developments in deportation policy show that Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania and in particular the district of Mecklenburg Seenplatte are in a dynamic legal and social environment, where the topic of immigration and security has become more important. The balance between the protection of society and the rights of asylum seekers will continue to be a challenging task.