Bavarian Interior Minister Herrmann voices the need for the federal government to intensify efforts against illegal migration. Despite a decrease in crime rates reported by the Bavarian border police, Herrmann plans to expand measures until 2028. Criticism is directed at the traffic light government's asylum and immigration policies, with Herrmann advocating for the Federal Police to deny asylum seekers.
Concerns are raised over member states like Italy refusing to take back asylum seekers under the Dublin procedure. Additionally, Justice Minister Eisenreich emphasizes the urgency for prompt action by the traffic light government.
Data from the Federal Police reveal that in the first half of 2024, 21,661 out of 42,307 illegal entrants were returned, a significant increase compared to 2023. Brandenburg aims to enhance deportation enforcement for non-integrating and criminal migrants through various strategies.
The federal government anticipates extending border controls with Poland, Czech Republic, Switzerland, and Austria until a reinforced EU external border protection is achieved, citing successful crackdowns on smuggling networks. Criticism is voiced over the Ampel-Government's deportation of individuals to Taliban-controlled Afghanistan without ensuring their safety or taking responsibility for the consequences.
