Deportations in Germany - A complex system
Synopsis
€25,000 is the cost of deporting one individual from Germany, not including additional personnel expenses incurred by authorities.
Synopsis
Dorene Rasper and her team from Brandenburg's foreigners registration office search for a Tunisian man hours before a scheduled deportation flight. They find that many individuals evade capture, complicating the process. Olaf Jansen, head of the Central Foreigners Authority, discusses the challenges of deportations, citing issues with countries of origin and missing documents. The documentary details the logistical and financial burdens of deportations in Germany, including the €25,000 cost for one individual, as authorities navigate a complex system.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- See the challenges of locating deportation subjects in Germany.
- Meet officials managing complex deportation cases.
- Find out the high costs associated with deportations.
Did You Know
- The cost of Mr. Mama Kayv's deportation is €25,000.
- There are 170 employees at the Central Foreigners Authority in Brandenburgg.
- At least five out of ten planned deportation measures fail to locate individuals.
- Yens Dushman handled all deportations from Brandenburgg until spring 2025.
- Mr. Mama Kayv fears being drafted into the war against Ukraine upon return to Russia.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the cost of deporting Mr. Mama Kayv?
The cost of his deportation is €25,000, not including personnel costs.
How many criminal offenses does the repeat offender from Chechnya have?
He has 64 criminal offenses and misdemeanors, including assault and robbery.
What is the role of the Central Foreigners Authority in Brandenburgg?
The Central Foreigners Authority manages the affairs of asylum seekers, refugees, and migrants, with a dozen employees specifically dealing with deportations.
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