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Germany to Begin Sending Syrian Criminals, Terrorists Back to Their Homeland Agence France-Presse, December 11, 2020 Germany said Friday it would allow deportation of Syrians to their war-ravaged homeland from 2021 if they are deemed a security risk, five years after a massive migrant influx. The EU’s biggest economic power and most populous member allowed in hundreds of thousands of people fleeing Syria’s devastating civil war in 2015-16 but security officials said it was time to lift blanket protections against expulsion. “The general ban on deportations [to Syria] will expire at the end of this year,” Hans-Georg Engelke, state secretary at the interior ministry, told reporters. ....
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Friday, 11 December, 2020 - 11:30 Migrants stay in a queue after arriving at the Austrian-German border in Wegscheid near Passau, Germany, October 27, 2015. REUTERS/Michaela Rehle Asharq Al-Awsat Germany said Friday it would allow deportation of Syrians to their war-ravaged homeland from 2021 if they are deemed a security risk. The general ban on deportations (to Syria) will expire at the end of this year, Hans-Georg Engelke, state secretary at the interior ministry, told reporters. Those who commit crimes or pursue terrorist aims to do serious harm to our state and our population should and will have to leave our country. The decision, which drew vehement criticism from human rights groups, was taken at a telephone conference between federal Interior Minister Horst Seehofer, a hardline conservative who had long called for an end to the deportation ban, and his 16 state-level counterparts. ....