Alexander Dobrindt's Reaction to Court Ruling on Somalian Rejections Leaves Green Party Irritated
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Politician Britta Haßelmann of the Green Party views Alexander Dobrindt's success in the main proceedings as "impossible." The Berlin Administrative Court's verdict, which declared "This decision is not appealable," left many irked, according to Haßelmann in the ARD's "Moma."
On Monday, the Berlin Administrative Court sided with three Somalian asylum seekers in a speedy trial, overturning their initial rejections without a Dublin procedure. The court ruled that their rejections have now become illegitimate.
Only the trio, comprising two men and a woman, are directly affected by the interim decisions. However, the court made it evident that rejections at border control encounters in similar situations are generally considered unlawful.
Haßelmann publicized her view as a "fundamental" decision in the ARD morning magazine. Chancellor Friedrich Merz (CDU) and Interior Minister Dobrindt, she asserted, have faltered on all fronts with their solo national efforts. The ruling, she said, unequivocally illustrates this. The Green Party leader urged Dobrindt to withdraw his order, worrying it jeopardizes the work of the Federal Police.
Regardless of the court ruling, Dobrindt insists on continuing rejections. "We're standing firm on the rejections," he stated Monday evening in Berlin. He deemed the ruling an "individual decision."
- Asylum Seekers
- Britta Haßelmann
- Alexander Dobrindt
- CSU
- ARD
- Alliance 90/The Greens
- Administrative Court
- Berlin
- Somalia
- Federal Police
- Rejection
- Chancellor Friedrich Merz
- Work Jeopardy
- IRritated
- Individual Decision
- Solo National Efforts
- Fundamental Decision
- Alexander Dobrindt, despite Britta Haßelmann's irritation, continues to stand firm on rejections of asylum seekers, despite the Berlin Administrative Court's recent ruling that declared such rejections in similar situations as generally unlawful, which Haßelmann considers a fundamental decision that jeopardizes the work of the Federal Police.
- The ongoing discussion about policy-and-legislation and politics in the context of asylum seekers' rejections was further fueled by Haßelmann's general-news commentary on ARD's "Moma," where she criticized Dobrindt's solo national efforts and urged him to withdraw his order in light of the court's decision.
