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[–] Badeendje@lemmy.world 1 points 1 month ago

No it is not. Once the justice system did it's thing and people where convicted and incarcerated, they no longer meet the criteria for beiing allowed to stay in the country.

This in turn means the country has a legal obligation to zod you the F- out of their country and in the case of Germany.. out of the Schengen/EU area. The person's home country is Afghanistan, so that is where they go.

These people where informed of the strickt rules that apply to their staying in Germany, they ignored those rules and now they exhausted all their legal options to try and stay, end of the road, one way plane ride.