Germany faces criticism over Syrians' protection without deportation orders

Reports have revealed that the Federal Office for Migration and Refugees in Germany (BAMF) has issued decisions to revoke the protection status of some Syrian refugees without issuing deportation orders. These cases mainly concern individuals with criminal records or violations, or those who traveled abroad and then returned to Germany. This comes against the backdrop of political and security changes in Syria following the fall of Bashar Assad's regime in December 2024. Official messages indicated the withdrawal of protection and the denial of subsidiary protection, while emphasizing that there is no legal basis for issuing immediate deportation orders. This highlights a gap between the termination of protection permits and the possibility of deportation, amid criticisms of the German government's efforts to tighten policies on the return of Syrians and concerns about the safety of returning to Syria.

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