This article highlights recent statements by Joachim Stamp, Germany’s Federal Migration Commissioner, regarding the potential deportation of migrants to Rwanda. Stamp suggests sending migrants who enter Germany via Belarus and Russia to Rwanda as part of efforts to combat what he describes as “hybrid warfare” instigated by these countries. The proposal mirrors a controversial plan from the UK that was ultimately scrapped. The issue of deportation has gained urgency in Germany following a tragic attack in Solingen by a rejected asylum-seeker. This has led Chancellor Scholz to push for accelerated deportation processes. The article underscores the complexity of migration policy and its geopolitical implications.
Great idea but unfortunately never going to happen in Germany.
We deported 28 criminal Afghans back home last week and our government even gave them 1000€ pocket money.
Basically the same as Italy with Albania but less convenient (Rwanda is literally in the middle of Africa)
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**Submission Statement:**
This article highlights recent statements by Joachim Stamp, Germany’s Federal Migration Commissioner, regarding the potential deportation of migrants to Rwanda. Stamp suggests sending migrants who enter Germany via Belarus and Russia to Rwanda as part of efforts to combat what he describes as “hybrid warfare” instigated by these countries. The proposal mirrors a controversial plan from the UK that was ultimately scrapped. The issue of deportation has gained urgency in Germany following a tragic attack in Solingen by a rejected asylum-seeker. This has led Chancellor Scholz to push for accelerated deportation processes. The article underscores the complexity of migration policy and its geopolitical implications.
Great idea but unfortunately never going to happen in Germany.
We deported 28 criminal Afghans back home last week and our government even gave them 1000€ pocket money.
Basically the same as Italy with Albania but less convenient (Rwanda is literally in the middle of Africa)