Faeser: Praise for themselves, responsibility for the countries - asylum policy in the crossfire!

Faeser: Praise for themselves, responsibility for the countries - asylum policy in the crossfire!

Kabul, Afghanistan - Interior Minister Nancy Faeser is in heavy fairway: The discussion about asylum policy and deportation ensures plenty of ignition material in political Berlin. While Faeser was recently present at a conference with country colleagues, her supposedly flexible strategy caused discussions. Hardly a topic that is currently heating German domestic politics more than the deportation fees to Afghanistan and the question of when and whether they will take place again.

like Focus Online reported , there have been no further returns to the Land of Taliban since a flight in August. Critics accuse the Interior Minister to deport responsibility - literally and figuratively - on the countries. These have to carry out the controversial returns, but without the support from Berlin it seems impossible. The minister shines through excuses at most; It insists on purely formal responsibilities while practice speaks a different language.

Faesers double -tongued messages

The Faesers' attitude causes shaking head. After the deportation flight in August, she had praised the federal measures in the highest tones. But when it comes to coping with the challenges, the countries suddenly seem to be the only players. These contradictions are not the only ones who adhere to Faeser. Also in the agreement with Turkey, where the number of Turkish citizens deported far behind the announced capacities, she presented a similar approach that contributes little to calm the debate.

between self -freezing and standstill

The discrepancy in Faesers has a particularly bizarre statements if you take into account that it did not perceive a "big migration crisis" almost two years ago. Nevertheless, measures are taken that suggest the opposite. The Interior Minister indirectly admits that he was wrong, but apparently she doesn't really want to confront herself with reality. Communication also remains rather phrase and shy away from clear answers.

like [Name of Source 2] reported on Twitter, there is little progress. Accordingly, constructive proposals from the federal government have so far remained out for future Afghanistan deportations, as the countries are urgently waiting for. So the situation remains stuck, and the political mills continue to grind. Anyone who hopes for medium -term changes could be disappointed. Rather, it seems to be guilty as words remained, while the minister uses her political scope to drive the agenda ahead that is just fitting in the stuff.