The Federal Constitutional Court has halted a planned deportation of a drug-addicted Afghan to his home country, stating in its reasoning that it had not been clarified whether a safe arrival was possible and that it was obvious that the man would be dependent on support from relatives for an orderly life. Is this Germany’s problem, what awaits the Afghan in his home country or not?
Before Corona, the economic situation was not very bright in Afghanistan either, which is why mostly young men came/are coming to Germany under the pretence of “asylum”, although the asylum law is not designed to enable these alleged ” persons seeking protection” to live a comfortable life.With this justification by the court, this in principle affects all countries that are economically on a par with Afghanistan, where economic existence is not secured and therefore repatriation is not possible.With this justification by the court, this in principle affects all countries that are economically on a par with Afghanistan, where economic existence is not secured and therefore repatriation is not possible. A very dangerous reasoning, if economic reasons are enough to justify a ban on deportation.