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German plan may impact over half a million Syrians
The German Ministry of the Interior is working on issuing new instructions to the Federal Office for Migration and Refugees (BAMF) outlining possibilities for reviewing the protection procedures for Syrian refugees, following elections in Berlin and Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. Although the plan does not target revoking residence permits from more than half a million Syrians, it could lead to reconsideration and withdrawal of protection for those whose individual protection circumstances are no longer applicable. Approximately 912,000 Syrians live in Germany, over half a million of whom hold protected or refugee status under the Geneva Convention. Around 14,579 of them face removal orders. The government aims to increase returns to Syria, especially after about 14,182 Syrians have voluntarily left the country, with many benefiting from supported return programs. Legal experts clarify that the new measures may not lead to mass withdrawal of protection, and that Syrians who are well integrated into the labor market and receive less support might be in different situations. The number of Syrians who have acquired German citizenship has also been increasing, with over 300,000 gaining citizenship over recent years.
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