The head of the Ministry of Interior Minister of Internal Affairs - Schuster proposes a unique plan for removing foreign criminals.
Schuster suggested that increased deportations to Syria and Afghanistan should occur. The German government needs to take action by setting up federal deportation centers at major airports and placing more pressure on the countries where the refugees come from diplomatically. If voluntary resettlement programs are negotiated for Afghans, then deals for the removal of criminals might also be possible. "In other words, voluntary resettlement is only an option if we can take back our people," he stated.
Furthermore, Germany should limit the number of refugees coming into the country - even with stronger border rejections. Schuster told the newspaper that if Germany doesn't take action, it may only be able to provide accommodation with temporary measures like tent camps and gymnasium occupations. "The government must ponder whether it wants to overwhelm the municipalities and federal states so visibly," he added. On the subject of Islamist hate preachers, Schuster advocated for social network providers to make it mandatory for users to disclose their real names. This would make it easier for investigators to obtain a status update, potentially with a court order.
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Armin Schuster, the head of the Ministry of Interior and Minister of Internal Affairs, suggested strengthening deportations to Syria and Afghanistan for foreign criminals. The CDU politician proposed establishing federal deportation centers at major German airports and increasing diplomatic pressure on countries of origin. Schuster stated that voluntary resettlement for Afghans could lead to potential deals for criminal deportations. In Saxony, Schuster suggested mandatory real name disclosure for social network users to aid investigations against Islamist hate preachers. Armin Schuster, in a Saxon newspaper interview, advocated limiting refugee entry into Germany to prevent overwhelming municipalities and federal states, proposing temporary measures like tent camps and gymnasium occupations.
