Minor Inquiries

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January 29th 15: Deportation of an 18 year old woman from Leipzig (more)

In 2015 families were separated already. A young woman turns 18. After reaching the age of majority, she is deported and separated from her family.
Answer of the SMI to the inquiry of the Member of Parliament Juliane Nagel, Die Linke,  Drs. 6/616.

June 14th 16: Deportation of a women without her minor son from Grimma (more)

The case of Mrs. D. as described in the chapter Single Cases is being dealt with here. The proceeding of police and foreigners’ department is being reasoned with the prescribed temporariness of the separation. The human right on family protection is being relativized since the deportation was supposed to be enforced under all conditions. The reasons of Mrs. D. not to return to Poland did not play any role in the considerations of the foreigners’ department.
Answer of the SMI to the inquiry of the Member of Parliament Juliane Nagel, Die Linke, Drs. 6/5205.

June 14th 16: Obstacles to Deportation due to Health Reasons (more)

By issuing Asylum Package II in February 2016, the Bundestag agrees to deport sick people in a more easy way. The tightening of obstacles to deportations in the country of destination and in the country of current residence are repeated (check Advices for Medical Certificates under Legal Tipps). A proven risk of suicide will be checked as obstacle for deportation in every single case which means that the officials of the foreigners’ departments are placing themselves above medical expertise.
Answer of the SMI to the inquiry of the Member of Parliament Juliane Nagel, Die Linke, Drs. 6/5267)

June 24th 16: Family Separations due to Deportation (more)

Until May 31st 2016 ten families were separated. In 2014 five families were affected (counted after statistical recording was started in February 17th 2014). In 2015 five families were affected. The number of separated families will increase to 20 cases in 2016.
Answer of the SMI to the inquiry of the Member of Parliament Juliane Nagel, Die Linke, Drs. 6/5266)

July 11th 16: Assumingly illegal Deportation of a Family from Riesa in June 9th 2016 (more)

The deportation and separation of the Bekir/ Kamberovikj family is being dealt with here. The state government understands the proceeding as legal, rejecting the allegation of unlawfulness. Valentin Lippmann mentions the statelessness of Sami Bekir which does not count for the Minister of the Interior to suspend his deportation. A record in the Macedonian natal register suffices to doubt the statelessness of Bekir fro his point of view.
Answer of the SMI to the inquiry of the Member of Parliament Valentin Lippmann, Bündnis 90/ Die Grünen, Drs. 6/5476)

August 11th 16: Deportation of 15 Asylum Seekers in a Patient Transfer to Macedonia (more)

At June 2nd 2016 15 sick refugees are deported in a charter flight to Macedonia. The medical care on board perhaps ensured the physical integrity of the patients. Even more so, the costs of 75,000 Euro ensured the Minister of the Interior’s argumentation for an alleged ability to travel.
Answer of the SMI to the inquiry of the Member of Parliament Juliane Nagel, Die Linke, Drs. 6/5779)

October 16th 16: Deportation to Kosovo at September 20th 2016 (more)

Saxon Refugee Councul accuses the Minister of Interior of having made false statements in that answer. He writes that clinical pictures were known in the case one person. A specialist doctor made a certificate, i.e. not a public health officer. According to the view of the Minister of the Interior, no statements were made dealing with the ability to travel of the person affected. Saxon Refugee Council can refute that statement, the certificate of the specialist is archived.
Answer of the SMI to the inquiry of the Member of Parliament Juliane Nagel, Die Linke, Drs. 6/6571)

October 21st 16: Family Separations due to Deportations ever since June 2016 (more)

In sum, 19 families were separated due to deportastion until September 30th. Police men have no margin of discretion to avoid the separation of families. Only the Central Foreigners’ Department respectively the lower Foreigners’ Departments can decide.
Answer of the SMI to the inquiry of the Member of Parliament Juliane Nagel, Die Linke, Drs. 6/6618)

November 14th and 17th 16: Further questions regarding the Deportation to Kosovo on September 20th 16 (more)

Foreigners’ Departments receive their medical competence and expertise to evaluate clinical pictures from paragraphs. As it is the view of the Minister of the Interior. He once again confirms that there have not been any sign for an existing unability to travel. As described, Saxon Refugee Council can refute that. Also, the Minister answers to Petra Zais that no suicide risks have been determined by a doctor. The documents we archived say otherwise, too. The handcuffing of a Nine-Year-Old is confirmed.
Answer of the SMI to the inquiry of the Member of Parliament Juliane Nagel, Die Linke, Drs. 6/6860 and Petra Zais, Bündnis 90/ Die Grünen, Drs. 6/6864)

November 18th 16: Use of Direct Force for the Enforcement of Deportation (more)

It is dealt with the handcuffing of minors during deportations. The Ministry of the Interior repeats the legal basis. Enforcement measures of the police need to be appropriate regarding the age of the people affected. The question of why a police squad needs to tie up a Nine-Year-Old is not being answered.
Answer of the SMI to the inquiry of the Member of Parliament Petra Zais, Bündnis 90/ Die Grünen, Drs. 6/6865)

December 21st 16: Deportations to Kosovo at November 30th/ December 1st 2016 (more)

The deportation of nine people on November 30th and 22 people on December 1st is confirmed. In the case of one person the ability to travel was doubted by a specialised doctor. A public health officer was able to dispel those doubts.
Answer of the SMI to the inquiry of the Member of Parliament Juliane Nagel, Die Linke, Drs. 6/7231)

January 27th 17: Deportations from Saxony in the fourth quarter of 2016 (more)

The Ministry of the Interior speaks about 3,206 deportations in 2016. MDR contrarily reports that 3,377 people were deported. The State Directorate of Saxony confirms the number of 3,377 after a request of Saxon Refugee Council. Hence, the number of 3,206 is void.
Answer of the SMI to the inquiry of the Member of Parliament Juliane Nagel, Die Linke, Drs. 6/7768)

February 13th 17: Deportations in special cases (more)

The number of 20 family separations is reported. The Minister of the Interior explains that no statistics on the number of deported pregnant women and sick people are available.

Answer of the SMI to the inquiry of the Member of Parliament Juliane Nagel, Die Linke, Drs. 6/8097)

April 25th 17: 04.17: Consideration of Human Rights and Law during Deportations (more)

A comprehensive questionnaire was handed in by the faction of Bündnis 90/ Die Grünen and answered. Some findings can be reported on but some questionable excuses were made by the state government as well. As an example: the government does not record the incidents whenever a pilot rejects flying a deportation flight. This is hardly plausible. Saxony participated in funding“ Re-integration projects” which are supposed to show effect in the countries of origin after deportation with not less than 52.231,05 Euro for the years of 2015 and 2016. High risk pregnancy can only be diagnosed by public health officers. The expertise of specialized doctors does not count. Handcuffing a minor is simply the enforcement of an administrative act (which is the deportation). In front of other questions the government shuns away as it is the case with question 5 and 6 in the complex of questions on the hard ship commission.

Answer of SMI to the major request oft he faction Bündnis 90/ Die Grünen Drs. 6/8633 (provided on our website due to five PDF documents.)

April 28th 17: Deportations from Saxony in the first quarter of 2017 (more)

The number of 579 deportees was published, 63 people were deported to other EU member states due to Dublin III Regulation.

Answer of the SMI to the inquiry of the Member of parliament Juliane Nagel, Die Linke Drs. 6/9126.

April 28th 17: „Grenzübertrittsbescheinigungen“ and other documents which do not certify the suspension of deportation in contrast to §60a (4) Residence Law (more)

The state government confirms the issuing of alternative documents. It interprets the law in a way that according to that interpretation reasons for a Duldung are required.

Answer of the SMI to the inquiry of the Member of parliament Juliane Nagel, Die Linke, Drs. 6/9127

May 31st 17: Further questions on Drs. 6/9123: Deportations in Special Cases (more)

After further requests regarding the forced family separation, the ministry of the interior writes that it does not list planned family separations. Hence, probably more than 20 families were separated in 2016 and probably more than three in 2017.

Answer of the SMI to the inquiry of the Member of parliament Juliane Nagel, Die Linke, Drs. 6/9541.

June 23rd, 17: Further questions on Drs. 6/3267 – Deportation of refugees that escaped from Afghanistan (more)

The state government announces not to have deported people to Afghanistan yet. In 2017, 25 people were urged to „return voluntarily“. In 2016, 190 were affected. 353 people of Afghan citizenship were obligated to leave under the threat of enforcement on June 9th 2017.

Answer of the SMI to the inquiry of the Member of parliament Juliane Nagel, Die Linke, Drs. 6/9716.

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