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The German Federal Office for Migration and Refugees rejected a Syrian man from al-Bab’s application for asylum and subsidiary protection, but granted him protection from deportation. It found that returning him could prevent him from providing food, housing and medical care for himself, his wife and their three children, despite his good health and university degree. The decision was based on the lack of a stable economic foundation and the difficulty of securing housing and a livelihood for the family. Protection from deportation does not automatically grant citizenship or permanent residence. According to government data cited by *Focus Online*, 7,483 Syrians were granted protection from deportation during the first nine months of 2026, compared with 1,359 who received subsidiary protection.
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